'Non sequitur' presentation slideshows

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-sub. under. Viv, vit. To live. -ous. Full of. -id. Tending to. -al. Pertaining to. sanguine. Cheerful; optimistic. elegy. A sad or mournful poem. panegyric. An expression of praise. ebullient. enthusiastic. impair. To weaken; to cause to become worse. carnal.

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Logical Fallacies or Fallacies in Argumentation

Logical Fallacies or Fallacies in Argumentation. Task: Prezi Presentation. Problem: How do logical fallacies undermine persuasive techniques used in the media? Project Guidelines: Create a Prezi presentation analyzing one logical fallacy. Provide six examples of this fallacy.

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Lesson 22

Lesson 22. Word Skills TRADITIONAL Test on Friday Please study!! Slides available on Gerrie Blackwelder Edgate site- PowerPoint. aberrant - (adj.) . Departing from an accepted standard Deviating from what is normal

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Lesson Five

Lesson Five. English II. fop. Definition. Example. (n) an excessively fashion-conscious man syn : dandy. When he came in wearing a bow tie, a diamond pinky ring, and carrying a pearl-handled cane, we knew he was a fop . imprecation. Definition. Example. (n) a curse

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Logical Fallacies

Logical Fallacies. How people try to use logic to confuse and trick you!. Logical Fallacies are considered propaganda. Propaganda is the manipulation and control of language. It transmits more than one message, depending on what the recipient wishes to hear or is told to hear.

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FALLACIES of LOGIC

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Applications Leading to Understanding

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