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> Article 202
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VI. Argument |
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| 6.4 Rhetoric | ||
| Article 202–Catalogue | ||
| Canon 2688 | ||
| Catalogue is the fifth of seven (7) types of Rhetoric. It is a Form of speech characterized by the complete itemizing of elements of an argument, often using the techniques of logic or dialectic to prove certain inferences in a forensic manner. | ||
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| Canon 2689 | ||
| The word Catalogue comes from two words of ancient Greek being κατά (kata)meaning “back, against, into, fully, completely” and λόγος (logos) meaning “speech, oration, discourse”. | ||
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