From Logic to Rhetoric: A Contextualized Pedagogy for Fallacies.

This article reenvisions fallacies for composition classrooms by situating them within rhetorical practices. Fallacies are not formal errors in logic but rather persuasive failures in rhetoric. I argue fallacies are directly linked to successful rhetorical strategies and pose the visual organizer of...

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Publicado en:Composition Forum Vol. 32; pp. 8 - 9
Autor principal: Womack, Anne-Marie
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Publicado: Composition Forum Fall2015
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