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deffects that weaken arguments
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| the arguer claims that a sort of chain reaction will take place but there is really not enough evidence for that assumption |
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| to make a serious request to the public |
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| a technicque of arranging word phrases clauses or larger structures by placing the side to side and making the similar in form |
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| prejudice in favor or against one thing, person, or gorup compared with another |
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| discussion of the thing that you can prove |
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| manipulating an emotional responce in place of a valid or compelling argument |
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| a quick example percipitated example |
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| post hoc, ergo protector hoc |
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| after this therefore because of this |
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| to state or asert something in the case without proof |
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| ethics wich are refering to the principles of what is right and what is right |
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| oppening story in middle of action |
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| less direct statement for one that is harsh and blunt |
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| a situation or statement characterized by a significanse difference between what is expected |
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| a statement that seems false but is true |
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| use of a word referring to or replacing a word used earlier in a sentence |
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