Appeal to emotion
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An [[Appeal to emotion]] is an argument which attempts to circumvent rational thought in the hopes of supporting a conclusion with an emotional response. | An [[Appeal to emotion]] is an argument which attempts to circumvent rational thought in the hopes of supporting a conclusion with an emotional response. | ||
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Revision as of 14:21, 20 June 2006
An Appeal to emotion is an argument which attempts to circumvent rational thought in the hopes of supporting a conclusion with an emotional response.
