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HEnglish Argument Terms

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Invoked readers - Non sequitur

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metaphor
comparing something using “like” or “as”
repeating words throughout an article
comparing something without using “like” or “as”
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invoked readers
sarcastic tone
reader implied in text ex. refers to person who‘s had trama
compares the reader to an emotion
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narratio
author refutes the opposing view
writer presents the facts of a case
the conclusion of an argument
second part of a classical argument
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irony
the second part of a classical argument
language suggests a contrast to literal meaning of words
facts and evidence
the author‘s main point
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line of argument
the claim of an argument
strategy/approach used in an argument
a line number
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kairos
making comparison to similar objects
most favorable ways to make an argument
the introduction
timeline of argument
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non sequitur
presents an either/or situation
uses a celebrity to sell a product
fallacy: fails to logically connect claims/reasons/warrants
gives one side of an argument w/o addressing the other side
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logical appeal (logos)
facts, evidence, and reason convices audience
a fallacy of argument
pulls at audience’s heart strings
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necessary reason
necessary background of an argument
the opportune moment
a cause that must be present for an effect to occur
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metonymy
referring to business people as “suits”
particular object stands for general concept
the main part of a classical argument
contrasting two objects