MODR 1770 Final: Modr 1770 Cheatsheet

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Reasoned judgment: is the result of an inquiry (weighs pros and cons) and uses public reason. Challenge and r principle: consider every point of a view; also you are responsible for answering any questions the audience has. Truth seeking: violated by ignoring everyone else"s opinion; we are trying to come up with the most solid position (has the most public rational and doesn"t matter whose view it is) Respect: being curious and respectful of others views; including understanding. Proof: falls on the arguer to prove or disprove the mc. Evaluative: deals with claims that are worthwhile; ethical claims like (abortion), instrumental claims like how practical things are (buying a parking pass at york) and aesthetic claims like whether something is appealing (movie) Interpretive: used to apply information to a situation or how clear something is (need to understand your inquiry) History of the debate (relevant info may change view)

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