Friday, July 31, 2015

Chapter Twenty-four

Use the Right Tools

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  1. Best line*** "To help, let's slot the 136 tools in this book into a few memorable groups: Goals, Ethos, Pathos, Logos, and Kairos." (Holy ca-mole that is a lot, 136 tools!) Goals(What do you want your end result to be?) Ethos/Pathos/Logos(character,emotion, or logic?) Kairos(Is the timing right?). Of course, each one of those is broken down as well, but for the most part that is a good summary! I liked the interview tips! And conceding in an argument can sometimes be hard, it kind of gives the other person a "point" by admitting to what they said. The tense tool in this chapter made sense...finally!! :)

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    1. Yeah the future tense makes sense now!!

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    2. I thought this chapter helped a lot of things make sense in terms of how to use them to argue. I liked that they put everything into groups as well.

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    3. I also liked the interview tips and how the chapter helped sum up the tools pretty well.

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  2. This chapter made everything make so much sense! I loved all the examples and how he walked through all of it!

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    1. I agree. This chapter really helped explain everything as a whole.

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    2. I agree! (: It was a great summary chapter!

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    3. I sooooo agree with you guys, very awsome summery!

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    4. I love how he walked through each tool, it helped me understand so much better. :D

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  3. This chapter gave a lot of really good examples of an entire argument. It helped you see how to bring all your rhetorical tools together. I'm not surprised that Bush Sr. appeared to be manipulative as well, but both Bushes appear to have a good handle on rhetoric.

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    1. Yes i think you have to be a little bot of both to be a great rhetorician; manipulative as well as rhetorical sense.

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    2. Yea it brought all of the rhetorical tools together as a whole and showed how they interacted together. I loved this chapter!

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    3. Yes i agree it gave a lot of different examples!!

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  4. This chapter made the most sense and put all of the other chapters in line and made the other chapters make more sense! I like this chapter the most.

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  5. This book just repeats the same thing over and over but adding little things here and there and now this was a summary of all the painful repeating chapters but that's okay. I guess the guy is just trying to ingrain this into our memory.

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    1. YES THANK YOU JEN!!

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    2. It is nice to have a refresher every now and then, but not every single chapter.

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  6. I feel like I have read all of this before. This book is longer than it needs to be. That's just my opinion though.

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    1. Don't worry about it, because there's only one more chapter. It's the final stretch. You can make it. I can make it. Don't give up.

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  7. Ok. So this chapter is just a complete overlook of what we learned in this book. Cool. I've learned nothing new here now. So, lets wrap it up here, author, i'm very quickly losing patience and you won't like it when I lose patience.

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    1. Agreed I hate this guy right now

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    2. I'd actually love to see you lose patience. I think that'd be hilarious.

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  8. This chapter did a really good job at summin up the tools. What i didnt full understand before, I understand now.

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  9. This chapter was at least a good review of things. I liked the part about conceding when in doubt, and the example he had for it. Plus, it was a nice reminder that there is basically a cheat sheet in the back of the book.

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