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Logos

 provide hard evidence whenever possible  Loosely translates as “logic”

 Incorporate inductive or deductive reasoning  Create a syllogism  Cite traditional culture  Cite commonly held beliefs  Allude to history, religious texts, great literature, mythology  Employ various modes of discourse for specific effects  Provide testimony  Draw analogies / create metaphors  Order chronologically  Provide evidence  Classify evidence  Cite authorities  Quote research  Use facts  Theorize about cause and effect  Argue from precedent