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A Closer Look at Logos

A Closer Look at Logos. Syllogism, Enthymeme, and Logical Fallacies. If A = B and B = C, then A = C. What is a syllogism?. a specific method of logical deduction (moving from the general to the particular) every syllogism contains at least three parts: a major premise (global assumption)

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Chapter 25: Analogies

Chapter 25: Analogies. Uses of Analogy (pp. 252-255). Analogies are based upon comparisons between two or more objects. Arguments by analogy do not result in a general conclusion. Analogies are used to describe. Similes

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Example Arguments

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