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D21 – Bellringer Define Pathos. What might be an example of being persuasive via pathos? Examples: “Caravan of Migrants: Look at how diligent / sad / helpless these people are. Can we turn our backs on them?”

Logos Review Next, let’s look at Logos, aka logic / reason Logos is about making valid arguments that are easy to understand and agree with. Read: pp 82-93 Questions: Why is logos important? (82-83) What’s the difference between cultural literacy and critical literacy? (p. 84) What are some strategies to appeal to your audience reasonably / logically? (pp. 84-87) Review the Pathos Handout

Logical Fallacy of the Day Ad Ignorantiam / Appeal to Ignorance This happens when people assume something must be true / false simply because there is no evidence that it is true / false. Example: We have no idea what the inside of the sun is like (we cannot prove it one way or another). Therefore, my friend who believes that it is where heaven is located must be right.

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Argument Time! Ok, you’ve got 30ish minutes to prep for a debate! Resolution: The U.S. Federal government ought to enact more gun control laws for the public good. Format: 2 min: Group A makes Pro Argument 2 min: Group B Makes Con Argument 2 min: Crossfire 2 min: Group B makes rebuttal 2 min: Group A makes rebuttal 1 min: Group A makes final statement 1 min Group B makes final statement