1. 2 Part Journal:
Part One: Leave the class (or stay) and read your essay out loud. Return. What did you notice?
Part 2: Find another person to trade your essay with. Read. Notice any typos. Answer in your journal: Do you still want to turn it in? Why? Why not?
2. Justifications... Read them briefly in groups of three. Pick one from your group to read to the class.
3. Turn in justifications?
4. Notes and Notes.
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5. HOMEWORK: What's below plus, ...Next Monday....1st Draft of Argument due...
Groups and Fallacies presentations....
Topic: Assigned Logical Fallacies.
Audience: English 102
Purpose: To define what your assigned fallacy is and design a quick, 5 question test for us to take to make sure we understand the fallacy.
Present as a Prezi, next class. Below (1, 2, and 3) are the things your Prezi must accomplish.
1. Define your topic thoroughly.
Sample:
One of the logical fallacies is "Appeal to Authority." This is aka "Argumentum ad Verecundiam" or "argument from modesty."
The definition is "accepting someone's argument because of his or her authority," and the argument is structured like this, according to wikipedia:
"the argument has the following basic structure: [1]
- Most of what authority A has to say on subject matter S is correct.
- A says P about subject matter S.
- Therefore, P is correct.
- The authority is a legitimate expert on the subject.
- There exists consensus among legitimate experts in the subject matter under discussion."
Provide examples from published writing (2)
You can use ads or any published writing.
Create a 5 question test.
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2. An example of _________ is:
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3. Which of the following is not an example of _________________?
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4. Which of the following is _____________________?
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5. You think of your own question here. :)
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