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INI100H1 Lecture : Notes taken during lecture

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14 Jan 2011
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Innis College Courses
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INI100H1
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Vikki Visvis

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Pathos pro-life proponents appeal to pathos when describing dismemberment of fetus during abortion. Yes: intensify and deepen emotion of issue, neoclassical criticism elucidate issue not divert attention from. Access non-logical, but not necessarily non-rational way of dealing with issue. Helps reader experience walking in writer"s shoes empathy identifying/seeing oneself in issue: a truth there. Illegitimate if diverts reader from rational towards irrational criteria. Abstract language ideas, concepts: love, success, moral, democracy, freedom, -isms, Concrete language vs. abstract: available to the senses. Heighten pathos by using concrete, specific examples: enlivening the prose. Aristotle: practical intelligence, virtuous character, good will: otherwise, audience doubts credibility, ability to give good advice, all three must be present, not necessary to be personally virtuous. Appeal to archetypal figures of authority: god, aristotle, etc. One-sided ignores alternative views, adversarial almost, no concession for anything thing else. Multi-sided objects to alternative views: dialectical almost www. notesolution. com.

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