ap lang - satire & fallacies

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  Introduction and Fun Facts

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  Today's Topics: Satire and Fallacies

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  Upcoming Streams Overview

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  Satire Definition

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  Why Study Satire

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  Satirical Example: NY Times

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  Informative Example: Fable

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  Informative Example: Consumer Spending

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  Satirical Example: Marriage vs Playstation

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  Non-Satirical Example: Non-Violence

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  Satirical Example: Near Tragedy

• 9:55

  Fallacies Definition

• 10:57

  Why Study Fallacies

• 11:28

  Fallacy Types Overview

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  Ad Hominem Fallacy

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  Straw Man Fallacy

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  Red Herring Fallacy

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  Appeal to Authority Fallacy

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  Fallacy Examples Practice

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  Personal Example: Modest Proposal

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  Proposal Details and Satire

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  Eating Children Proposal

• 29:41

  Essay Writing Tips

• 32:17

  Rhetorical Analysis Thesis

• 35:31

  Evidence Types in Arguments

• 38:37

  Certainty and Doubt Prompt

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  Historical Evidence Examples

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  Polite Speech Prompt

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  Literary Examples for Polite Speech

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  Conclusion and Reminders