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Thread: Logical Fallacies and Constructing a Good Argument

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    x10 Sophmore burner35 is an unknown quantity at this point burner35's Avatar
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    Re: How to construct a good argument

    Now that's a logical argument. :D
    Your hints and tips have proven how an argument can be more logical and very interesting. :P
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    Re: Logical Fallacies and Constructing a Good Argument

    I've merged the constructing a good argument thread with the logical fallacies thread. I also added it to the original post and renamed the thread.

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    Re: Logical Fallacies and Constructing a Good Argument

    Nice post truth =)

    Another good way to form and argument is to use the Claim Warrant Impact (CWI) strategy. This deals with the claim (I am right and you are wrong, because...), the warrant which is most your factual evidence supporting your claim, and the impact or why this effects you. This is the basis of a well formed persuasive argument. In a good crossfire thread, the winner of an argument will often be decided by who has the strongest impact.
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    Re: Logical Fallacies and Constructing a Good Argument

    nice post. here is a list of propaganda and debating techniques for you reading pleasure http://www.orange-papers.org/orange-propaganda.html

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    Re: Logical Fallacies and Constructing a Good Argument

    I have to say really good job. I remember being talked to about all of those things in Middle School and then again in High School. I did a debate on Iraq and Social Security in my 8th grade year. It was a lot of fun and well several years later I did one on Gay Marriage.
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    Post Re: Logical Fallacies and Constructing a Good Argument

    speaking clearly and giving an argument can harm you

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