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What are the only two ways to effect persuasion through proof

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Enthymemes and examples

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What’s the difference between induction and deduction in dialectic and which type of rhetorical proof corresponds to each

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Induction is based on the proof of proposition and goes from the inside out and deduction has a further and quite distinct proposition that focuses from the outside in

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What makes a statement persuasive

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It is directly self evident, it appears to be proved from other statements that are so

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4
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The theory of rhetoric is concern is not with what seems probable to a given individual but with what seems probable to man of a given blank?

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Type

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5
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What kind of reasoning will fail to win accent and why

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Result of previous syllogisms will fail because they are based on premises that are not generally admitted or believed

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What sort of proposition can’t be safe we left out of an enthymeme

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Familiar fact can be safely left out of an enthymeme

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What are the materials of enthymemes

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Probabilities and signs

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What are the two types of signs

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Infallible and fallible

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9
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What is rhetoric the counter part of

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Dialectic

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10
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There are two ways that people acquire the ability to do rhetoric what are they

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By random/natural talent or by practice

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Aristotle pics on the other box of rhetoric saying that they are not good. Name one of his critics.

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They are not good because they deal mainly with nonessentials of emotions that are only a personal appeal to the judges

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12
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What is the substance of rhetorical persuasion

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Enthymemes

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13
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Gift four reasons why rhetoric is useful

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  1. Rhetoric persuaded
  2. It teaches unteachable people
  3. Shows both sides of argument which helps us argue and persuade for truth
  4. Equips to defend with reason
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14
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What are the three branches of oratory

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  1. Political
  2. Forensic
  3. Ceremonial oratory of display
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15
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What is the audience of political

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A member of the assembly

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What is the time frame of political

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Future

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What is the function of political

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It urges us to do or not to do something

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What does the political oratory aim to establish

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The expediency of a proposed course of action

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What is the audience of forensic

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Jury men

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What is the time frame of forensic

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Past

21
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What is the function of forensic

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Attacks Or defends

22
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What does forensic aim to establish

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The justice or injustice of some action

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What is the audience of ceremonial oratory of display

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Observers

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What is the timeframe of ceremonial oratorio display

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Present

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What is the function of ceremonial

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Praises or censures

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What does ceremonial aim to establish

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Proving a man worthy of honor or the reverse