The Argumentative Environment
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The document discusses the origins and development of argumentation. Ancient Greece was the first to experiment with democracy, allowing citizens to sue each other without cause. People who became skilled at arguing were called sophists and would teach others techniques to make persuasive arguments. Aristotle described rhetoric as a process to discover means of artistic persuasion. He identified three elements of proof in argument - logos, pathos, and ethos. Logos refers to the use of reason and logic. Pathos involves emotional and motivational appeals. Ethos is the credibility and character of the source. Source credibility can be initially established by credentials or derived from the quality of the arguments presented.
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ARISTOTLE’S VIEW ON RHETORIC AND DIALECTIC 1 ARISTOTLE’S VIEW ON RHETORIC AND DIALECTIC 2
Aristotle’s View on Rhetoric and Dialectic William Lloyd Pamela Swan ENGL 143 / Studies in Rhetorical Theory 11/21/14
Abstract:
Aristotle defined rhetoric as the ability to see that which is possibly persuasive in each given case (Herrick, 2009). According to Aristotle’s definition rhetoric ability comes about when an individual has purposed in it from the beginning. 1 There are differences between rhetoric and dialectic.2 Rhetoric uses continuous exposition whereas dialectic proceeds by way of question and answer and only the logical arguments are used.3 In modern politics rhetoric is used similarly as used in the ancient times of Aristotle.The rhetoric art in ancient time was used in courts of law.People applied rhetoric to win cases in courts of justice.2 This is evident in many governments and countries in the world which have found the ancient Greece political structure useful and meaningful.
Aristotle defined rhetoric as the ability to see that which is possibly persuasive in each given case (Herrick, 2009). This implied that if a rhetorician would be in a situation the same as that of a physician where each would have to carefully choose what is desirable; the rhetorician would have thorough grasp of his method when he discovers all the available ways of persuasion, though he might not convince everyone. According to Aristotle’s definition rhetoric ability comes about when an individual has purposed in it from the beginning. 1 There are differences between rhetoric and dialectic.2 Rhetoric uses continuous exposition whereas dialectic proceeds by way of question and answer and only the logical arguments are used.4 Another difference is that, dialectic deals with general questions whereas rhetoric deals with practical questions (Aristotle, 2007).
5 Aristotle stressed that rhetoric is related to dialectic.He offered several formulae to describe the relationship between rhetoric and dialectic. 5 First, Aristotle said that rhetoric is a counterpart to dialectic.Secondly, he called rhetoric an outgrowth of dialectic and the study of character.Thirdly, Aristotle argued that rhetoric is part of dialectic and resembles it.When Aristotle argued that rhetoric is a counterpart to dialectic, he alluded to Plato’s Gorgias, where rhetoric was ir.
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Overview
SECTIONS
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what kinds of claims we know
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1. RATIONALISM
2. EMPIRICISM
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5. SCIENTIFIC REALISM
Theories of Truth
CORRESPONDENCE THEORY
COHERENCE THEORY
PRAGMATIC THEORY
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http://www.qcc.cuny.edu/SocialSciences/ppecorino/INTRO_TEXT/Chapter 5 Epistemology/Empiricism.htm
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It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it. ~ Aristotle
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Overview
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how much we know
what kinds of claims we know
where knowledge comes from
how we obtain knowledge
what knowledge really is
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