Mastering Debate: Artistic Proofs, Arguments, and Propositions
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1. Identifying, Listing, and Defining Artistic Proofs
- a. Ethos: Character (past observable behavior, testimony, and credentials)
- b. Pathos: Emotion (we try to hide emotions to make a decision, but it is the most compelling factor)
- c. Logos: Reasoning/logic/coherence (check against pathos and logos)
2. Differentiating Between Mood, Mind, and Action in an Argument
Understanding the distinctions between mood, mind, and action is crucial in crafting persuasive arguments.
3. Identifying the Parts of a Syllogism
- Major premise
- Minor premise
- Conclusion
4. Finding the Major Premise of an Argument Based on the Minor Premise
This involves deductive reasoning to uncover the underlying assumptions of an argument.
5. Defining Key Debate Terms
- Burden of proof: The person