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Unprofessional appeals.

yup Asked by systembreakr 6 months ago, 6 answers.

So im writing a paper, and my teacher said I gotta use 4 different ways to convince the 'reader' (my teacher) that im right. So...

Which of these appeals can be considered unprofessional?
1) pathos
2)logos
3)ethos
4) image
5) ethics

Me - Created by maggot4 (Raven) Answered by ichibanarky on May 12, 2009, 05:23PM
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Personally, I'd have to say logos, because it's more of a philosophy or a theology without substantial fact, and in a manner of professionalism, fact is one of the most important factors in proving your case, whatever that case may be.

yup Answered by systembreakr on May 12, 2009, 05:38PM
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I thought it might be ethics? because your using your own personal ethics. right?

Me - Created by maggot4 (Raven) Answered by ichibanarky on May 12, 2009, 05:46PM
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You can view it that way, too...my own personal opinion is that ethics are one of the foundations of acting and reacting in a professional manner.

Without ethics, you have lack of morality.

yup Answered by systembreakr on May 12, 2009, 06:06PM
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so which one is more unprofessional?

yup Answered by systembreakr on May 12, 2009, 06:47PM
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thanks for being honest and not talking out your ears, alvina. hahaha

Tseirpeht and wife. Answered by tseirpeht on May 12, 2009, 11:48PM
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Pathos is by far the most unprofessional thing. I am finding it very hard to believe that anyone can say otherwise. Pity is very unprofessional.

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