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How can reader's distinguish between prejudicial and non-prejudicial use of rhetorical devices?
How can a person distinguish between the prejudical and nonprejudical use of rhetorical devices?
A prejudicial use of rhetoric will often have little backing, or use faulty evidence such as gross generalizations, circular logic, and stereotyping.
By nature, a prejudiced usage will show as having been made based on previous thoughts, evidences, etc. without looking at the facts currently at hand. So look for things that prove this point.
How can a person distinguish between the prejudical and nonprejudical use of rhetorical devices?
A prejudicial use of rhetoric will often have little backing, or use faulty evidence such as gross generalizations, circular logic, and stereotyping.
By nature, a prejudiced usage will show as having been made based on previous thoughts, evidences, etc. without looking at the facts currently at hand. So look for things that prove this point.
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