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By couching it this way, what could have been very dry is a pleasure to read. This one belongs on any responsible citizen's bookshelf. The book even has practice text for you to demonstrate your skills.
Cons
The sociology bias compromises its credibility because it is based on certain unfounded assumptions about people's motives. The authors claim:or it can be approached deeply, in which case one relates the construction of fallacies to the pursuit of hum... Read More
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So if youre comfortable in your own little shell and ideologies that youve built up with the little walls around you and would ... Read More
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- This product had a total of 109 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 9 2023.
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Now if my job would only allow the use of anything but ie i could use kindle for the desktop as well
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The book was in perfect condition but it never got used
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Not amazon or the sellers fault
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Just stupid college professors who make you spend money you dont need to spend but impossible to resell
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Densely written in pamphlet form a bit verbose and at times tedious to read
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I find analogy to fat and salt in our diet as necessary nutrients that become unhealthy or toxic when used to excess much the way generalization allows abstract thought but can be subverted to serve absurd and toxic purposes
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The pamphlets core presents 44 dirty tricks of thought and argument fallacies that invade our front pages like kudzu strangling a tree
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