Summary PHIL 347 N Explained
Analogy is when you compare two or more things. One of the analogies is called the source and the other is called the target. The source is the analogue that is given only to the premises. The target on the other hand is the arguer trying to draw the conclusion about, it will be found in both the analogy and the conclusion. The feature is another part in which the arguer is trying to prove is also the characteristic of the target. In the pharmacy setting, I've heard one our Pharmacist telling our patient about arteries. My pharmacist said that pretend your arteries are like straws you use to sip from your drinks. Then he further said that pretend all fats, and cholesterol are like yogurt trying to go into the that tiny little hole straw, you can see how hard and how long for the yogurt to get out of the straw...
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