'Slippery slope arguments' presentation slideshows

A Defense of Abortion

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LOGIC 101: Introduction to Persuasive Methods

LOGIC 101: Introduction to Persuasive Methods. What is a PREMISE and how does it relate to a CONCLUSION?. How could a FALSE PREMISE lead to an INVALID CONCLUSION?. Errors in LOGIC (Logical Fallacies). Red Herring.

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Physician-Assisted Suicide

Physician-Assisted Suicide. PHL281Y Bioethics Summer 2005 University of Toronto Prof. Kirstin Borgerson Course Website: www.chass.utoronto.ca/~kirstin. Overview. Case: Diane Defining Physician-Assisted Suicide (PAS) Drawing the line at PAS: Quill, Cassel and Meier Wolf

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The Classical Argument

The Classical Argument. A Model for Writers. The Introduction. Warms up the audience. Establishes good will and rapport with readers. Announces general theme or thesis of argument. The Narration. Summarizes relevant background material

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Philosophy 220

Philosophy 220. Reproductive Technologies: Cloning. A Brave New World. Louise Brown, the first child born using in vitro fertilization. Dolly, the first successfully cloned large animal. The Issue.

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Critical Thinking Lecture 5b More Fallacies

Critical Thinking Lecture 5b More Fallacies. By David Kelsey. Ad Hominem. To commit this fallacy is to think that some consideration about a person refutes the claims that he or she makes . Confusing the person and the claim : Criticizing the person not the claim itself.

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Reason and Argument

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