Titlebook: In Defense of Informal Logic; Don S. Levi Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000 Nation.argue.formal logic.logic

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Why do Illiterates do so Badly in Logic?,tainly do not give the answers to very simple exercises in formal logic that you or I would give, and I am going to explain why. However, my explanation does not account for why illiterates do badly because I do not think that there is anything wrong with their answers. My title intentionally makes

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The Application of Logic to Fields Other Than Itself,of bad faith, I should say at the outset that nothing much seems to turn on the answer to this question. Moreover, I am hesitant to enter into a dispute from which I feel excluded because of my differences from those engaged in the fight. However, I am emboldened by the fact no one else seems to hav

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The Unbearable Vagueness of Being,ht, or .., that is the basis for generating the paradox is that there are differences too insignificant to make a difference. A single hair cannot make the difference between being bald and not being bald. If it doesn’t make a difference with a person who has no hair at all, then it won’t with one w

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In Defense of Informal Logic,se applications. I side with informal logic even if it does not have a theory because it is about arguments in actual discourse. Moreover, I’m not sure why any theory is needed to appreciate the practical value of informal logic in providing resources for critical thinking.

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The Case of the Missing Premise,ach type has its own standards of correctness? And how am Ito strike a balance between what logical theory tells me the argument needs to be correct and what my reading seems to disclose about what the arguer is thinking or saying? These are some of the problems I am supposed to face when I try to find the missing premises of an argument.

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Why do Illiterates do so Badly in Logic?,on does not account for why illiterates do badly because I do not think that there is anything wrong with their answers. My title intentionally makes use of a misleading question in order to focus attention on the presumption behind the question.