Logic vs. Rhetoric (Explained)
Logic vs. Rhetoric (Explained)
In argumentative theory, logic seeks facts and evidence to prove an argument.
In argumentative theory, logic seeks facts and evidence to prove an argument.
Logical arguments are based on distinct types or approaches of rational reasoning.
Logical arguments are based on distinct types or approaches of rational reasoning.
Rhetoric uses emotions to persuade.
Rhetoric uses emotions to persuade.
Rhetorical statements lack reasoning and facts, unlike logical ones.
Rhetorical statements lack reasoning and facts, unlike logical ones.
Logic is built on truth, whereas rhetoric persuades.
Logic is built on truth, whereas rhetoric persuades.
Both reasonings are valid in agruments.
Both reasonings are valid in agruments.
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