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LOGIC

LOGIC

LOGIC. A good argument should do the following: 1. cite valid authorities 2. use vivid analogies 3. present options 4. ask rhetorical questions 5. acknowledge and deal with opposition 6. appeal to emotions 7. use sound reasoning 8. explain causes and effects

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The Liar and Dialetheism

The Liar and Dialetheism

The Liar and Dialetheism. The Liar, the Strengthened Liar Dialetheism: Motivations and Problems Keith Allen ka519@york.ac.uk Office Hour: Weds 11-12 (D/140) http://www-users.york.ac.uk/~ka519. The Liar. (L1) L1 is false If L1 is true, it is false If L1 is false, it is true

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Philosophy 220

Philosophy 220

The Moral Status of Terrorism. Philosophy 220. Some Definitions: Terrorism. Coming up with a useful, non-controversial definition of terrorism is more difficult than in the case of war.

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Philosophy 220

Philosophy 220

Philosophy 220. The Moral Status of Terrorism. Some Definitions: Terrorism. Coming up with a useful, non-controversial definition of terrorism is more difficult than in the case of war.

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Can Big Questions Be Begged?

Can Big Questions Be Begged?

Can Big Questions Be Begged?. Fallacies are mistakes in inference, BUT. Hintikka and Walton disagree with Robinson about the irrelevance of elenchus, taking it to be a good model not only of argumentation but also of scientific enquiry. Begging the question is not a mistake in inference.

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