'Slippery slope fallacy' diaporamas de présentation

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MODULE : INTRO TO PERSPECTIVE LEARNING

MODULE : INTRO TO PERSPECTIVE LEARNING. CRITICAL THINKING AND COMMUNICATION THE USE OF REASON IN ARGUMENT . CHAPTERS ONE AND TWO. CHAPTER 1. ARGUMENT AND CRITICAL THINKING THOUGHT. Critical thinking is based on subject knowledge.

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Writing to Argue or Persuade

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The Philosophers Toolkit Fallacies in Arguments

The Philosophers Toolkit Fallacies in Arguments. Open mind. ?. Reasoning. Questioning. Clear thinking. Fallacies. A fallacy occurs when an argument is flawed due to error in the reasoning Spotting faulty reasoning is an important philosophical skill

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Abortion: A Defense of the Personhood Argument

Abortion: A Defense of the Personhood Argument. L ouis P. Pojman. Fetus and Personhood. When does the fetus become a person?

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Credibility and Reasoning

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Beware of bad reasoning!

Beware of bad reasoning!. Nonrepresentative Examples. False Comparisons. arguing that two instances are comparable(when in fact they may not be), so that what is true for one is likely to be true for another. False Cause. arguing that one event has caused another without

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Audience Analysis

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Time for a quiz!!!

Time for a quiz!!!. Matching Definitions. Either-Or Fallacy Slippery Slope Bandwagon Fallacy Scare tactics. Argument leading to overly exaggerated consequences. Used to scare readers into following an argument. Gives two choices, one usually better than the other.

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