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    would best way to organize my ideas and stage my argument, it comes to my realization that I must learn to develop my arguments, understand my audience, evaluating source of material, approaching arguments rhetorically whereas avoiding logical fallacies. As a result, I visited online writing lab for more interactive learning on modes of persuasion, organizing one’s argument, argumentative purposes, using evidence, argument analysis revision of argument and putting it all together. Online…

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    Introduction A. In petty arguments weight, regardless of being skinny or fat weight is said to provoke. B. Most people who are bigger are aware of it, other factors including health, genetics, and what we consume are key factors in this. I am aware that some people are overweight and that isn’t 100% okay. However, the way you handle things are important. C. “People who are overweight don't want unsolicited advice. Guess what? We know we're fat. We live in homes with mirrors.”- Al Roker First…

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    This type of fallacy is evident in Prentiss et al., (2007:321) work, she suggests that institutionalized inequality emerged after small houses were abandoned, indication of outdoor food preparation disappeared, and large houses began gathering a lot of prestige goods. This is an example of post hoc fallacy since Prentiss et al., (2007:321) is suggesting that because event one, small houses were abandoned, outdoor…

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    agree most with. This technique would decrease the amount of time I needed to spend on it. Lastly, I learned about fallacies. That day, when the class watched the fallacy video, I only understood half the definitions that explained some of the fallacies, like strawman fallacy or black and white fallacy. As days passed by, I understood more and more and I could not believe how much fallacies are used in the news and even in the presidential election. It made me think, “What will happen to the…

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    Critical Analysis of “Online Higher Education’s Individualist Fallacy” by Johann N. Neem Many students around the country have the ultimate dream to start a higher education. In these days, technology is changing in our society providing the students with efficient access to faster internet, emails, and unlimited access to information. Online and traditional education offer to students a variety of options to achieve an educational success in students. Moreover, certain students choose to take…

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    positive biased toward the “professionals” decision. Hence, if scientists were respected to have the best knowledge of their field, wouldn’t Arguer B. have just as much knowledge in the field they are passionate about? Conforming to the ad verecundiam fallacy, even though there is emotion involved, both are still experts in what they do (40). A person’s ethos is always taken into effect in every form of argument whether it is positive or negative (36). Thus, every argument comes down to the…

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    Video Games Violence? Favorable or Damaging? Video games are a multi-billion dollar industry. Over years the sales just continue to increase substantially. Video games have accumulated over around 46 billion dollars in revenue throughout the years. Today trend in video games contains violence, which mass of people find entertaining. Video game violence has been a controversial topic throughout the past years. It is still an on-going boiling argument and is still discussed every day. Although…

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    job to get their own understanding on racism and what it is today. Tatum would like people to recognize that racism still exist and it should be stopped. While Tatum’s evidence is relevant and her tone is clear, she unfortunately included a logical fallacy. Based on Tatum’s subject and word choice in the article I would…

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    assignments yet. It was one of the struggles I had because my work wasn’t always on time, and it would always bring my grades down. Procrastination was not helpful at all. I remember having the Logical Fallacy chapter. It made me crazy. We worked on it for at least three weeks, and I still couldn’t get the fallacies even after the first week. This was definitely one of the highlights of the semester because it was just too much. I mean, we talked about it for a long time, and it made my brain…

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    Outline (Pages 85-119) Staking a Claim Every argument has a claim, also called an assertion or proposition. A claim is different from a topic or subject in that a claim has to be arguable. Stating your informed opinion about a topic meaning going from a simple topic to a claim. Noting that neither a published author nor a student writer is likely to develop a strong claim is important. Taking notes and brainstorming allows us to develop positions on issues. It would allow you to take a…

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