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Logos is an appeal to logic meant to persuade the reader or listener by use of reason.

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The use of logos is called a "logical appeal." A statement does not have to be considered logical to be a logical appeal. As an observer, you can recognize that the rhetor is attempting<span> to use logos to persuade the audience, but that recognition doesn't mean the rhetor is succeeding.</span>

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