She received an A for the paper. For her second paper Joan also spent time in the library doing research, wrote several drafts and cosulted with a writing tutor early. Probably Joan will get an A on this paper, too. Principles for evaluating arguments from analogy 1. The greater the relevance the stronger the argument 2.
People carry umbrellas.
So, rats carry umbrellas, too. You can get a large audience together for a striptease act-that is, to watch a girl undress on the stage. If people will pay to have an appetite teased by a theatrically unveiled peek at an example of the object of that appetite, then the appetite itself in not operating in a healthy way. We shall not call him a lover of food but a poor eater. But we shall call a philosopher the man who is easily willing to learn every kind of knowledge, gladly turns to learning things, and is insatiable in this respect.