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    Creditability changes perception. In today’s society people will listen and believe anything as long as they trust the source. In Josh Fox’s Gasland he builds this trust and creditability through the use of pathos. Viewers sympathize with the small town man from Pennsylvania whose peaceful lifestyle has been invaded by the negative effects of fracking. The interactions with fellow victims seem real and genuine; the audience begins to feel remorse for the health and well being of those affected.…

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    In “Spot Fallacies: The Seven Deadly Logical Sins”, Jay Heinrichs tries to warn the people of the common fallacies that are used in one’s daily life and tries to explain how they can be caught. Mainly Heinrichs targets politics and the tactics that infest politics. He is speaking to the common voter on how politicians use these fallacies can be caught and disproven, so citizens will not be led astray. Aside from his whole article Heinrichs breaks it down to “Bad proof, Bad conclusion, Disconnect…

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    This premise could possibly be an example of the red herring fallacy. It starts off mentioning how the Burqa is a representation of the dominance…

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    Fallacies In Othello

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    mark on today’s modern world. . One of these stories is known by the name of ‘Othello’ which is written by William Shakespeare. Othello is supposedly driven by the author to become a tragic hero; understandingly by these points which are that the fallacies and hoaxed stories (Desdemona proclaimingly betrayed Othello in many ways and vice-versa) wee made, there are liers and evil plotters in society like Iago, Othello…

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    educational success came through severing himself from family and his culture. He also reviews beauty and how society’s standard of beauty affected his outlook on himself and those around him. Although his experiences are true; Rodriguez commits multiple fallacies in his writing including small sample, appeal to authority, suppressed evidence, and appeal to ignorance. First, Rodriguez believed that for a student to be an academic success the student had to sever ties with their family and…

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    One of the logical fallacies that I found is Post hoc ergo propter hoc, which means the author assumes that one event causes the other. For example “Times of carnival temporally marginalize the monstrous, but at the same time allow it a safe realm of expression and play: on…

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    Fallacies In Advertising

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    A Fallacy, according to Moore and Parker, “is a mistake in reasoning”. Fallacies are commonly used in advertisements, which many industries are used in today’s television, newspapers, magazines, and online websites. Although advertisers know that fallacies are mistakes in reasoning, it will not affect the understanding by the customer and they still use it in their advertisements. This is due to advertiser want fallacies helps them sell their products and let the customer can have a deep…

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    By taking a page for the Black and White fallacy a speaker can create ludicrous assumption which can be easy or tricky to ruft. Extremes such as "All A are B" and "No A are B" can be easily refuted, since all it takes is a single counterexample is deconstruct the extreme position. The other Straw…

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    Commercial Fallacies

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    My TV to commercial fallacies was direct appeal to emotion. My commercial was the Christin children’s fund. The commercial explain only 80 cents a day you can help a child to eat. By using sad kids and sad music it make the people feel emotion. By watching this commercial it made me feel sad for each child who go to bed hungry. If I had the money, I will donate to the Christin children’s. I think I did a really good job on my presentation. At first, I wrote my name and topic on the board, then…

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    The logical fallacy she commits is begging the question. However this is wrong because a premise can’t beg the question. A person can only beg a question if they assume the conclusion in one of the premises. One premise has to be question begging because premise one…

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