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Argument and claim

important terms for argument and claim

QuestionAnswer
Ethos (credibility) or ethical appeal Emphasizes the speaker's credibility and authority. Examples: celebrity endorsements, titles, professions, etc.
Pathos (emotion) Appeals to the audience's emotions. Examples: personal story, powerful image, or sad videos.
Logos (reasoning) Appeals to the audience's logic or reason. Examples: data, historical events, facts, test results, and personal experience.
Claim The authors main point, a statement he or she believes to be true, must be arguable or provable.
Credibility The author is able to be believed and trusted. Look for the following: Authors credentials, Where the article was published, and cited and reliable evidence.
Reliable evidence Information or data that is trust worth, accurate, and consistent, and can be verified through reputable sources. (Facts, statistics, quotes/expert opinions)
Argument When the author wants to convince you of their position
Evidence What the author uses to support their claim
counterclaim The opposite viewpoint of the author's claim
Rebuttal When the author responds directly to the counter claim
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