I remember going over this kind of thing back in Ethics 101 - but seeing it done on much larger argument (with Thorn's usual delightful theatrics) was immensely helpful in figuring out, "ah, so...
I remember going over this kind of thing back in Ethics 101 - but seeing it done on much larger argument (with Thorn's usual delightful theatrics) was immensely helpful in figuring out, "ah, so that's how we could actually use this". I do wish that he makes an extension to this, where speaks more about how the rhetoric can make or break an already logically sound argument. Something in the vain of his explanation of Steve Bannon's propaganda techniques, but less specific to one person's techniques, and more how such devices work in conjunction with/work against the logic.
I remember going over this kind of thing back in Ethics 101 - but seeing it done on much larger argument (with Thorn's usual delightful theatrics) was immensely helpful in figuring out, "ah, so that's how we could actually use this". I do wish that he makes an extension to this, where speaks more about how the rhetoric can make or break an already logically sound argument. Something in the vain of his explanation of Steve Bannon's propaganda techniques, but less specific to one person's techniques, and more how such devices work in conjunction with/work against the logic.