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Piece of writing or speaking; the literal meaning

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Text

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Collection of words without a verb or a subject

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Phrase

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An -ing verb is used as a noun in a phrase

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Gerund Phrase

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Underlying meaning of the text

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Subtext

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Surrounding situation of a text

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Context

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Begins with a preposition and ends with the object of the preposition

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Prepositional Phrase

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Combines a major and minor premise to get a conclusion. Can be maldistributed by reversing the major premise.

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Syllogism

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art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing

“the production of spoken and written texts” - James Berlin

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Rhetoric

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“to walk away”
“to die later in life”

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Infinitive Phrase

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Types of claims

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of fact (what is / is not)

of value (goodness/badness)

of policy(claim of value but with course of action (should / should not))

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Noun and verb combination

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Clauses

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Clause that has what it needs to stand on its own but isn’t.

Can function as an adjective or an adverb

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Dependent Clause

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Qualities of the individual elements are qualities of the whole

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Composition

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Qualities of the whole are qualities of individual elements

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Division

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A occurs with B. Therefore, A causes B

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Concurrency

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“after this” B happens after A. Therefore, A causes B

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Post-Hoc

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A is like B in quality C. Therefore, A is like B

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Faulty Analogy

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“Causality cannot be inferred from correlation” has an error of form: _________

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Primarily Faulty Analogy

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(too small a sample!) A1, A2, A3… have quality B. Therefore, all A have B

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Hasty Generalization

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“does not follow” The conclusion does not follow from the premise

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Non-Sequitur

21
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Claim, Evidence, Warrent (Name for all of them together)

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Toulmin Model

22
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The parameters of rhetoric are used to find:

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Meaning, Audience, and Intended Effect

23
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Colon Uses:

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independent clause: list

independent clause: quoted material

independent clause: appositive (redefines a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase)