Traditional vs Rogerian Argument Flashcards
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What is a basic strategy of a traditional argument?

  • Using descriptive language
  • Understanding the opponent's claim
  • Creating cooperation
  • Establishing the claim and proving it (correct)
  • What does ethos refer to in the context of traditional arguments?

  • Establishing the writer's character and credibility (correct)
  • Changing the opponent's mind
  • The use of logic to appeal to reason
  • Evoking emotions through language
  • In a Rogerian argument, how does the writer use logos?

  • By establishing claims with reason
  • By appealing to emotions
  • By changing the opponent's mind
  • By analyzing the conditions for both sides' validity (correct)
  • What is the goal of a traditional argument?

    <p>To change the opponent's mind</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What approach does a writer take in a Rogerian argument regarding argument techniques?

    <p>Focuses on connecting empathetically</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is represented by the term 'pathos' in traditional arguments?

    <p>Arousing emotion through evocative language</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Basic Strategy

    • Traditional Argument emphasizes stating a claim with supporting reasons and refuting opposing arguments.
    • Rogerian Argument promotes mutual understanding by presenting the opponent's claim as valid before offering a counterpoint.

    Ethos

    • In Traditional Argument, the writer builds credibility by showing fair-mindedness, competence, and goodwill.
    • Rogerian Argument enhances ethos by empathizing with the opponent, fostering a sense of shared character.

    Logos

    • Traditional Argument relies on logical reasoning to establish claims and dismantle opposing viewpoints.
    • Rogerian Argument analyzes the context in which both sides' positions may hold validity, focusing on explanation rather than confrontation.

    Pathos

    • Traditional Argument engages emotions through evocative language to reinforce the writer's stance.
    • Rogerian Argument takes a calmer approach, using neutral language to diffuse emotional tensions on both sides.

    Goal

    • Traditional Argument aims to change the opponent's mind to achieve victory in the debate.
    • Rogerian Argument strives for collaboration, encouraging both sides to consider change and work towards beneficial solutions.

    Use of Argument Techniques

    • Traditional Argument employs established frameworks like the Toulmin Model, utilizing claims of fact, value, and policy backed by various forms of evidence.
    • Rogerian Argument rejects rigid structures, opting for connection through empathy to avoid perceived threats.

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    Explore the key differences between Traditional and Rogerian arguments with these flashcards. Understand various terms like Basic Strategy and Ethos, and learn how each argument style approaches claims and rebuttals.

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