CHAPTER 5 – Writing to reflect * Writer is OBSERVER * Kinds of documents: Memoir, photo essays, short stories, literacy narratives, reflective essays * HOW TO WRITE: * Find a conversation and Listen in: Explore ur experience -> Ask questions abt promising subjects -> Conduct an observation * Reflect on Your Subject: Examine ur subject ( explore processes, consider implications, examine similarities and differences, trace causes and effects, consider value, identify challenges
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REQUEST FOR BID SPECIFICATIONS LABORATORY/PATHOLOGY SERVICES AND OUTPATIENT SERVICES LAB GENERAL: 1. Must provide total integrated system that includes general laboratory, microbiology, blood bank, pathology, and EMR. 2. Must include instrument or foreign system interfaces currently working in existing client sites for a. Beckman Power Pro Automation Line b. Nova CCX Blood Gas Analyzer c. Beckman Datalink Multiplexor d. Sysmex XT1800 Hematology Analyzer e. Sysmex XE2100 Alpha Hematology
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UpTech Support, a medium sized company based in Silicon Valley, California, operated in the intensely competitive computer industry with its’ main area of focus in the development of software support systems. Throughout the Internet Bubble bust, they were able to survive through their focus on key competencies and building relationships with key clients. Due to this they are now a successful company with offices in the major cities across the US. However, their international operations have remained
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October 11, 2015 Ad hominem attacks on Politics Over the years, ad hominem has been very prevalent among politicians. It is a logical fallacy that occurs when one attacks the person making an argument rather than the argument itself. The use of Ad Hominem is something that practically rules the political scene. Politicians thrive off of it when the population believes the fallacy. An ugly picture is painted of the opponent causing voters to doubt the quality of the opponent's arguments.
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|Example #1 | |Example: |Claim or argument is rejected on the basis of some irrelevant |Why should your views on welfare reform matter when we all know | |Ad Hominem |fact about the author of or the person presenting the claim or |that your parents make a lot of money. | | |argument
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can be seen and heard within minutes of watching President debate. The fallacies used are numerous and well-beaten. Hair Stereotyping from people is seldom used independently. It is used within a series of fallacies such as the "personal attack".The ad hominem fallacy comes from the Latin term for "to the person": that is, the conclusion is to be accepted or rejected because of the person (and the characteristics of that person) involved, rather than the actual argument, or reason(s), supporting the
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fallacy. When people murder they do it because they are ignorant. So this means only ignorant people murder. This argument only shows that you have restated it using different wording. It does not give us any reasons why we feel people murder. Ad Hominem The
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I am human as well. Both statements in my argument prove each other to be true, which makes my conclusion and premises the same. Circular reasoning is used in my household when I am trying to catch my fiancé in something he did not remember to do. Ad Hominem is an
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citizens. When looking at the one stereotype politicians is the ad hominem fallacy. The ad hominem fallacy is “the confusion between the qualities of the person making a claim and the qualities in the claim itself” (Moore & Parker, pg 173). Politicians are thought of as self-serving, hypocritical and dishonest con-artist. During a political campaign we see on the news how one attacks their opponents. The personal attack ad hominem fallacy is attacking another with negative comment. During
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precautions” (para.13). No matter if precautions were taken or not, no one deserves to be raped. Because a victim happens to be raped should not morally mean she be forced to keep a child conceived in this setting. The article seems to be riddled with the ad hominem fallacy because the author
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