The term that aristotle used to refer to using evidence and reasoning to reach a conclusion is "logos".
Logos (Logical) implies influencing by the utilization of thinking. This will be the most imperative strategy we will study, and Aristotle's top choice. We'll take a gander at deductive and inductive thinking, and examine what makes a viable, powerful motivation to back up your cases. Giving reasons is the core of argumentation, and can't be accentuated enough. We'll think about the kinds of help you can use to substantiate your proposition, and take a gander at a portion of the regular coherent errors, keeping in mind the end goal to maintain a strategic distance from them in your composition.