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A set of flashcards that cover key concepts related to writing, argumentation, and reasoning fallacies.
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Authority to establish authority
The expectation that writers will present fair and well-organized material to the audience.
Rhetorical situation
The full context of a piece of writing, which includes the audience and purpose.
Confirmation bias
The tendency to favor information that confirms one’s existing beliefs.
Working thesis
A statement presenting a topic and making an important point about it.
Fallacies
Common errors in reasoning that undermine the logic of an argument.
Hasty generalization
A fallacy that makes a conclusion based on insufficient evidence.
Ad hominem
A fallacy that involves attacking an opponent's character rather than addressing their argument.
Stage 1 writing
Writing based on personal opinion that lacks evidence and insults opponents.
Stage 3 writing
Writing that seeks truth by engaging with the complexity of issues and understanding different perspectives.
Lawyers' habits of mind
Skills needed for effectively articulating arguments and understanding underlying assumptions.