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Part 4 - 4 Key Elements of Superpower PersuasionIf you could choose your own superpower, what would it be? The power of persuasion enables virtually all other pursuits, so it ranks high on the list of preferred superpowers for lawyers. In this program, Part 4 of Logic, Argumentation, and Persuasion, we’ll showcase four different methods to enhance your power of persuasion. We’ll consider four classical rhetorical strategies and when to use them. We’ll provide specific phrases to effectively articulate your position and practical techniques to connect our ideas. We’ll use this information to help construct more convincing, logical arguments and enhance your credibility in litigation and transactional practice, and even in casual conversations.
You’ll learn this and more:
- When to use logos, pathos, and kairos in arguments
- 12 rhetorical phrases to presage your perspective
- 6 ways to build coherence between ideas
- 5 literary devices for driving a point home
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June 23rd 1:00 – 2:00pm
Part 4 - 4 Key Elements of Superpower PersuasionIf you could choose your own superpower, what would it be? The power of persuasion enables virtually all other pursuits, so it ranks high on the list of preferred superpowers for lawyers. In this program, Part 4 of Logic, Argumentation, and Persuasion, we’ll showcase four different methods to enhance your power of persuasion. We’ll consider four classical rhetorical strategies and when to use them. We’ll provide specific phrases to effectively articulate your position and practical techniques to connect our ideas. We’ll use this information to help construct more convincing, logical arguments and enhance your credibility in litigation and transactional practice, and even in casual conversations.
You’ll learn this and more:
- When to use logos, pathos, and kairos in arguments
- 12 rhetorical phrases to presage your perspective
- 6 ways to build coherence between ideas
- 5 literary devices for driving a point home