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Argument, Persuasion, and Propaganda
Select ONE method of Propaganda
General techniques of Argument
Argument, Persuasion, and Propaganda
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General techniques of Argument
precise claim with an analysis using valid reasoning and evidence
use ethos, logos, and pathos to convince the audience to adopt a p.o.v.
○ Focuses solely on its own message without considering other positions
relies purely on pathos to convince the audience to accept the claim
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Select ONE method of Propaganda
○ Provides valid reasoning and relevant and sufficient evidence
uses biases and assumptions &may distort or alter evidence to make the case
predict the results of the position, especially ifthey are favorable
○ May consider other perspectives on the issue
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Select TWO methods of argument
○ Focuses solely on its own message without considering other positions
○ Provides valid reasoning and relevant and sufficient evidence
Blends facts and emotions to make a case, relying on opinion
Considers other perspectives (counterclaims)
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What is the goal of an argument?
show that you're angry
offer “political advertising”
make a case for particular position
convince the audience to act or feel a certain way
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Select TWO methods of Persuasion
Blends facts and emotions to make a case, relying on opinion
Considers other perspectives (counterclaims)
Relies on biases and assumptions and may distort evidence to make the case
May use techniques like celebrity endorsements, bandwagon appeals, or glitt
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What is the goal of persuasion?
Blends facts and emotions to make a case, relying on opinion
convince the audience to act or feel a certain way
offers precise claim with an analysis
○ consider other perspectives on the issue
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What is the goal of propaganda?
convince the audience to act or feel a certain way
“political advertising” for a position that distorts the truth
○ Considers other perspectives (counterclaims)
● make a case for a particular position