Outlines of Logic
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FALLACY OF ACCIDENT. This fallacy consists in as- serting of something described by some accidental pecul- iarity what is true only of its substance.
For instance, What yon bought yesterday you eat to-day. You bought raw meat yesterday. . *. You eat raw meat to-day.
We do not buy meat because it is raw, but because it is meat. That the meat is raw is only an accidental prop- erty.
5. CONVERSE FALLACY OF ACCIDENT. This fallacy con- sists in arguing from a special case to a general one.
For insta...nce, Alcohol acts as a poison when used in excess. . *. Alcohol is always a poison.
6. FALLACY OF MANY QUESTIONS. This fallacy consists in combining two or more questions into one to which a single answer cannot be given.
Thus, if a man who has never used tobacco is asked If he has given up smoking, he can neither answer the ques- tion affirmatively nor negatively. This question would namely imply that he did smoke. This fallacy arises from the fact that though only one question is expressed, two or more questions are implied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FALLACY OF ACCIDENT. This fallacy consists in as- serting of something described by some accidental pecul- iarity what is true only of its substance.
For instance, What yon bought yesterday you eat to-day. You bought raw meat yesterday. . *. You eat raw meat to-day.
We do not buy meat because it is raw, but because it is meat. That the meat is raw is only an accidental prop- erty.
5. CONVERSE FALLACY OF ACCIDENT. This fallacy con- sists in arguing from a special case to a general one.
For insta...nce, Alcohol acts as a poison when used in excess. . *. Alcohol is always a poison.
6. FALLACY OF MANY QUESTIONS. This fallacy consists in combining two or more questions into one to which a single answer cannot be given.
Thus, if a man who has never used tobacco is asked If he has given up smoking, he can neither answer the ques- tion affirmatively nor negatively. This question would namely imply that he did smoke. This fallacy arises from the fact that though only one question is expressed, two or more questions are implied.
What to read after Outlines of Logic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacob Westland to read onlineMoreLess
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