Chapter 13 Summary
Okay so this chapter talked about logic and how if you're really comfortable and confident about your logic people are bore bound to be persuaded by it. Now there are 4 different tools to logic and each tool, if used properly, will make your logic skills become better than what it is now. Plus it makes you a better persuader. Okay so the first tool is deduction. Deductive logic just gives you a basic principal to any particular situation you may encounter.Rhetoric deduction uses an unusual way on getting you to your final point while understanding the outcomes of a matter through a lens of belief and value. The second tool is enthymeme. Enthymeme means an argument in which one premise is not explicitly stated. in this situation you're basically stating to a person your choices in which you want while stating a commonplace at the end. Its just that none of this is supposed to be direct because if it is too direct, your form of logic may fail on
you. Next we have induction, argument by example. You'll probably use inductive logic when you're not sure if your audience has a commonplace. Also, most importantly, iduction logic is to got from specific to general. So keep that in mind if you want to use it properly. And finally the last tool is Fact, Comparison and story. This tool is to help with your induction logic and supply you with more examples for your argument.
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