ENG 200 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Peking Man

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: English
• Course: ENG 200
• Professor: Colleen Derkatch

Document Summary

For each of the following passages, standardize and diagram the argument, omitting any implicit premises. A solitary ant, which is a rare sight, cannot be considered to have much on its mind: solitary ants are a rare sight, solitary ants have few neurons strung together by fibres. We want to be happy just for the sake of being happy, not for any other reason. Peking man was evidently able to compete successfully with large carnivores as a hunter. Peking man was not only hunted small but also hunted larger animals. The peking man was able to successfully compete with large carnivores as a hunter. For the reporter-informant relationship is similar to the relationship of lawyer and client, which has a degree of privacy under the law. Moreover, if it weren"t protected, the sources of information needed by the public would dry up. Evidently, it must be that: the government should introduce appropriate legislation at once.