Religion and Philosophy

"General Pinochet should not have been harassed with the possibility of a trial and imprisonment for ...

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The fallacy of appeal to pity is sometimes called

Started by jojoperlo_

The fallacy of appeal to emotion is sometimes called

Started by Mscarter

The bandwagon appeal exploits the audience's

Started by lrhoads

The appeal to pity trades on the fact that feeling sorry for someone could be

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In an appeal to force, the argument attempts to support its conclusion by appealing to

Started by xman15.

In a tu quoque, the argument rejects someone's claim on the basis of the person's

Started by amymoore

If an argument is an appeal to pity,

Started by stananza

An argument commits a fallacy of relevance if and only if it has

Started by jrobl3

A fallacious ad hominem attempts to reject an argument or point of view by means of

Started by acwiles

Is the sentence Swiss admit U.S. Polanski tip-off Authorities in Switzerland amphibolous?

Started by effaey

Is the sentence "U.S. authorities informed that director Roman Polanski was travelling to Zurich" amphibolous?

Started by majortom123

Is the sentence "Researchers showed 240 people, half of whom had been drinking, digitally-altered ...

Started by swande

Is the sentence "Clinton wins budget; more lies ahead" amphibolous?

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The Independent Party is corrupt. Therefore, Centervilles police chief, Moynihan, who is a member of ...

Started by dusk108

After reading a newspaper headline, SHIPS TO GET VOMITING BUGS GUIDE, (which noted the availability ...

Started by Caileynorton

"When I read the Web news headline, Guatemalan and U.S. authorities seize a street value $200m ...

Started by Facerro

"Western nations engage in wars so often that it seems human life has, to them, become an expendable ...

Started by krabuske

"Today's newspaper says WARNING ISSUED ON PAIN-KILLER PILLS. What are they thinking? Nobody is going ...

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"There can always be a victory for peace if talks are given a chance. After all, Julius Caesar and ...

Started by kckanistras

"New York City residents speak more than 800 languages. Mr. Markowitz is a New York City resident. ...

Started by trevg

"Many people seem to think that gun use in the United States creates only trouble. But that's false, ...

Started by rissygurl1124

"It is not a good idea to encourage students to question their most fundamental moral beliefs. For ...

Started by joe3899

"In the present situation, the likelihood is that the tuition fees will increase substantially for ...

Started by vowens

"In 1965, Watts, a neighborhood of Los Angeles, was torn by several days of violent riots. The ...

Started by kms5229