Editing Rhetoric Argumentation (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Analyzing</span> ==
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|+ Deductive vs. Inductive Reasoning
! Feature !! Deductive (Top-Down) !! Inductive (Bottom-Up)
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| Starting Point || General Rule / Theory || Specific Observations
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| Goal || To prove a specific case || To find a general pattern
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| Certainty || 100% (If premises are true) || Probabilistic (Likely true)
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| Example || All birds lay eggs; this is a bird; it lays eggs. || This bird lays eggs; that bird lays eggs; therefore all birds likely lay eggs.
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'''The Concept of "Framing"''': How you label a problem determines the solution. If you call an economic change a "Tax Cut," people feel different than if you call it "Defunding Public Services." Analyzing how the "Frame" is constructed is a central task of rhetorical criticism.
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