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What determines if an argument is fallacious? Why and how are fallacies used intentionally?
What determines if an argument is fallacious? Why and how are fallacies used intentionally?
Identify and describe some slippery slope arguments regarding controversial social issues. What issues might we tend to think about in black-and-white terms? Why?
What's a hypothetical syllogism?
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