Argument Vocab Flashcards

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Argument

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The argument paper moved from its claim to its conclusion coherently with great consideration.

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Rogerian Argument

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The compromising, negotiating, and cooperative argument was described as a Rogerian Argument.

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Claim

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Homework helps students learn better is a claim that has controversy.

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Claim of Fact

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The paper’s claim of fact was that Panama had an unstable government.

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Claim of Value

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Being vegan is detrimental to your health is the paper’s main claim of value.

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Claim of Policy

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The essay used a claim of policy when it called for the legalization of marijuana.

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Closed Thesis

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The closed thesis was more explicit than the claim because it clearly established what the author was going to write about.

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Open Thesis

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The open thesis was well written because it made an over al point with out listing all then sub points.

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Thesis

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The thesis established the essay’s main point and was supported with evidence.

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Counterargument

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The anti abortionist made the counter argument of life at conception to the abortionist speech.

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Counterargument Thesis

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The essay’s counter argument thesis was that although the closed thesis is used more, the open thesis allows more points to be discussed.

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Logical Fallacies

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The essay had a blatant logical fallacy and this lapse of reason made the argument null and void.

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Red Herring

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The man replied with a red herring when he tried to change the subject of the debate to one more favorable.

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Ad hominem Fallacy

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The reporter used an ad hominem was that he began talking about the charity founder’s short temper to say the charity was bad.

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Faulty Analogy

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The advertisement made a faulty analogy when it compared the dancer’s grace to the quality of the watch.

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Straw Man Fallacy

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The politician used a straw man fallacy by saying the scientists were only looking for little grey men when they said they were sending a mission to Mars.

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False Dilemma

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Either we stop eating meat, or we will ruin the entire biosphere is a false dilemma because that is just silly.

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Hasty Generalization

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A hasty conclusion is often an assumption made on only half the information and can cause much drama.

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Circular Reasoning

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The anti smoking advertisement used circular reasoning when it claimed that smoking was dangerous because it was harmful.