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Silence as an argument and a manifestation of respect in the argumentation in John Locke's works
Sententiae, 2019 In the article, referring to the method of rational reconstruction described by R. Rorty, an analysis of some works of J. Locke has been made in order to identify new prospects in John Locke's philosophy researches.
Olena Shcherbyna, Nataliia Shcherbyna
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2014 Argumentation is a crucial component of our lives. Although in the absence of rational debate our legal, political, and scientific systems would not be possible, there is still no integrated area of research on the psychology of argumentation ...
Marco eLillo-Unglaube +3 more
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Three Potential Problems for Powers' One-Fallacy Theory
Informal Logic, 2003 Lawrence Powers advocates a one-fallacy theory in which the only real fallacies are fallacies of ambiguity. He defines a fallacy, in general, as a bad argument that appears good.
Matthew Zuckero
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Fallacies in ad hominem arguments
, 2011 Arguments ad hominem are common in political debates, legal argumentation and everyday conversations. In this article, we propose a general definition of ad hominem arguments. An argument ad hominem is an argument that makes a claim about the reliability
David Reidhav +5 more
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La carica dei 600: la campagna mediatica sul declino della lingua italiana
Circula, 2018 Nel febbraio 2017 è stata pubblicata una lettera aperta, firmata da circa 600 accademici, che denunciava il declino delle competenze scolastiche degli studenti italiani.
University of Bologna +1 more
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Transcender les différends : une réaction possible aux situations de désaccord profond
Argumentation et Analyse du Discours, 2012 Deep disagreement is a situation in which a conflict is so fundamental that there appears to be no underlying shared agreement by the arguers at any level. It is generally held that in such a case productive argument is not possible.
David Zarefsky
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, 2014 Conference Papers and Commentary.Ad hominem arguments (in one sense) argue that some opponent should not be heard and no argument of that opponent should be heard or considered. The opponent has generally pernicious views, false and harmful.
Powers, Lawrence H
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Enduring After God: An Anatheistic Reframing of Augustine on Suicide
The Heythrop Journal, EarlyView.Abstract This paper proposes a retrieval of Augustine's argument on suicide in De Civitate Dei I.17–27, rearticulating its ethical core for a post‐theistic age through the hermeneutic lens of Richard Kearney's anatheism. Confronting the dual reality of persistent suicide and declining religiosity, I argue that Augustine's pastoral case against ending ...
Kornelius Lumbanbatu
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Moral deliberation and ad hominem fallacies [PDF]
, 2015 Many of us read Peter Singer’s work on our obligations to those in desperate need with our students. Famously, Singer argues that we have a moral obligation to give a significant portion of our assets to famine relief.
Leibowitz, Uri D.
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Dreams, Scepticism and Idealism
Theoria, EarlyView.ABSTRACT On one narrative, Berkeleyan idealism arises from Cartesian theorising: Descartes's discussion of dreaming in the Meditations leads first to scepticism, and through scepticism, to Berkeley's rejection of realism. In this paper, I consider how this move from dreams to idealism is supposed to work.
Melissa Frankel
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