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Reluctant Testimony - ✔✔A source that stands to lose if their testimony is accepted
Enumeration Arguments - ✔✔These arguments set out alternative explanations or options,
then follow a process of elimination
Claim - ✔✔Stephen Toulmin's term for an argument's conclusion
Equivocation - ✔✔A key term changing meaning in the course of an argument
Situational Perspectives - ✔✔Ethical perspectives that identify ethical considerations or
principles inherent to each unique communication setting
Three criteria of a reasonable argument - ✔✔support. linguistic consistency, validity
Indicator - ✔✔A word or phrase that signals a reason or a conclusion will follow
Etymology - ✔✔the origin of a word
Argumentative Definition - ✔✔A controversial definition employed in an argument to
categorize an object or to act so as to support a certain conclusion
Literal Analogy - ✔✔a direct comparison between 2 allegedly similar terms or cases
Figurative Analogy - ✔✔a comparison between things that are not of the same type, that
come from different realms of experience; a metaphor
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Reluctant Testimony - ✔✔A source that stands to lose if their testimony is accepted
Enumeration Arguments - ✔✔These arguments set out alternative explanations or options,
then follow a process of elimination
Claim - ✔✔Stephen Toulmin's term for an argument's conclusion
Equivocation - ✔✔A key term changing meaning in the course of an argument
Situational Perspectives - ✔✔Ethical perspectives that identify ethical considerations or
principles inherent to each unique communication setting
Three criteria of a reasonable argument - ✔✔support. linguistic consistency, validity
Indicator - ✔✔A word or phrase that signals a reason or a conclusion will follow
Etymology - ✔✔the origin of a word
Argumentative Definition - ✔✔A controversial definition employed in an argument to
categorize an object or to act so as to support a certain conclusion
Literal Analogy - ✔✔a direct comparison between 2 allegedly similar terms or cases
Figurative Analogy - ✔✔a comparison between things that are not of the same type, that
come from different realms of experience; a metaphor
