12 Persuasion and Rhetoric
Logic and Scientific Thinking
Course Information
1 Types of Knowledge
2 Premises and Conclusions
3 Empirical, Conceptual, and Normative Claims
4 Deduction and Induction
5 Deductive Tools, Validity, and Truth
6 Formal Fallacies
7 Informal Fallacies 1
8 Midterm Review
9 Midterm Exam
10 Informal Fallacies 2
11 Misinformation
12 Persuasion and Rhetoric
13 Correlation, Causation
14 Reading a Study Critically
15 Final Exam
Table of contents
Lecture
Reading
12 Persuasion and Rhetoric
Lecture
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Reading
Aristotle. (n.d.).
Rhetoric
, Book I, Chs. 1–2.
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Required.
11 Misinformation
13 Correlation, Causation