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Tropes

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Words with a common place

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What are experts?

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People who can perform better in certain area than the general public

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Dialogic Expertise

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Expertise based on many people talking

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What are wikipedia’s five pillars of acceptance?

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neutral point of view, free licensing, respectful domain, and no firm rules or policies.

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What is traditional expertise reliant on?

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It is fundamentally reliant on adherence to accepted practices of knowing

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What is plato’s world of forms?

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A place where everything is perfect, a place that this world is based off of

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What is dialectic?

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A philosophical method that provides true knowledge

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What is socratic?

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Very questioning, scared students into learning

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What is techne?

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An experience, habitude, or knack

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According to Gorgias what is rhetoric?

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An art used to convince people

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According to socrates/plato what is rhetoric?

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Rhetoric is a way to tell people to get something or side one way without teaching them as to why they should view that thing in a certain way

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What does dialectic have to do with plato’s theory of forms?

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Dialectic is the process of finding the object closest to its ideal form

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What do sophists do according to plato?

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They just try to sell things and convince people in a sly way. They are greedy

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What is Protagoras’ homo menus thesis?

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Man is the measure of all things. What humans know is constrained by their senses

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What is truth to plato?

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Truth is absolute and exists only in the world of forms

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What is truth to sophists?

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Truth is constructed in the community

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Doxa

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Doxa is the publics opinion or belief. Must know dosa in order to be persuasive

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What did Isocrates believe in?

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Philosophy is good we will never know higher truth outside of ourselves
Devote onesself to public good
Must be ethical self governors
Use rhetoric to achieve this

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According to Isocrates, what is education

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Education is being well-rounded

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What is kairos?

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Moment of decision or action

21
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According to Isocrates what should be in a rhetor?

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Persuasion and ethics

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Who was Aristotle?

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Plato’s pupil

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Epistemology is what

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Epistemology is what we can know

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What were plato, isocrates, and aristotles big ideas?

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Plato:World of forms
Socrates:Truth in culture
Aristotle: Natural (human) world

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What did Aristotle believe?

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We can know everything by using formal logic

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Syllogism

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Three parts. Map, MiP, and Conclusion. A way to arrive at a conclusion

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According to Isocrates what is rhetoric?

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Rhetoric is outward feeling and inward thought, not merely expression but reason, feeling and imagination, persuading ourselves and others, directing public and house affairs, human nature is above animality

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Isocrates pedagogy

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Native ability, practice or experience, education, hard work

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Map

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All men are equal

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Mip

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Socrates is a man

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Conclusion

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Socrates is mortal

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Conditional syllogism

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IF something is happening, THEN I will do this

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Example of syllogism

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Map:If it is raining i will stay home
Mip: It is raining
Conclusion: I will stay home

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Dialectic and Rhetoric according to Aristotle?

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Rhetoric is the counterpart to dialectic. Rhetoric is full of deception, while dialectic shows real skill in teaching

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Is science rhetoric or dialectic according to aristotle?

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dialectic

36
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Is formal logic rhetoric or dialectic according to aristotle?

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rhetoric

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Inartistic(Aristotle)

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pre-existing or discovered

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Artistic

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Generated by rhetor

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Ethos

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Rhetors character exhibited in speech

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Pathos

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Arousing a feeling to affect judgement

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Logos

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Demonstrating the reasonableness of the argument

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Phronesis

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Good sense

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Euonia

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Good will

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Arete

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good moral or character

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