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It was a 247 Part 2,

discussing errors, titles, or rhetoric.

We had gotten through what rhetoric is,

how it's different than dialectic,

the more philosophical type of argumentation,

what sort of settings you would do rhetoric in,

the different goals that you might have

for giving advice about rhetoric,

how to come across as a better character,

how to give a better argument,

how to take the state of the audience into account.

Can we just sum up, again, the main tools

by which he analyzes reasoning here?

So, syllogisms are what he's concerned with

throughout his logical works, right?

These logical forms, all men are mortal,

socrates is a man, therefore, socrates is mortal.

We're saying an enthameem is a particular kind within that,

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