'False premises' presentation slideshows

Academic Writing

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Developing a Questionnaire

Developing a Questionnaire. Chapter 4. Using Questionnaires in Survey Research. Construction is key to valid and reliable research Well written and manageable questions Manageable interviews Consider why use survey methods?. Issues to consider. Getting clear response Limiting response

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Logical Arguments

Logical Arguments. Strength 1. A useless argument is one in which the truth of the premisses has no effect at all on the truth of the conclusion.

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WAYS OF KNOWING

WAYS OF KNOWING. SOURCE OF KNOWLEDGE Or OBSTACLE TO IT?. REASON. This is a way of acquiring new knowledge about the world We go beyond the immediate evidence of the senses. So, how good is your reasoning?. A man rides into town on Friday, he stays three night and leaves on Friday. HOW?

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Deductive logic

You do not reason a man out of something that he was not reasoned into. All generalizations are false, including this one. Deductive logic. What is it? How does it work? Why does it matter?. Critical reason is the only alternative to violence so far discovered.

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Deductive logic

You do not reason a man out something that he was not reasoned into. All generalizations are false, including this one. Deductive logic. What is it? How does it work? Why does it matter?. Critical reason is the only alternative to violence so far discovered.

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Introduction to Philosophy Lecture 2 A deeper look at arguments

Introduction to Philosophy Lecture 2 A deeper look at arguments. By David Kelsey. Conclusions as premises. Conclusions as premises: The Margaret example (example 1), 1) Every student who made 90 percent or better on the midterms already has an A.

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FALSE PREMISE

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Lecture 4

Lecture 4.

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Unit 6 #1-10 page 65

Unit 6 #1-10 page 65. Anomalous = abnormal, irregular, departing from the usual. Aspersion = damaging or derogatory statement; the act of slandering or defaming. Bizarre = extremely strange, unusual, atypical. Brusque = abrupt, blunt, no formalities.

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