Currently, as written material of all sorts proliferates thanks to the
internet, articles, editorials, essays, blog posts, videos flood our
computers and vie for attention. It would be sensible, therefore, to remind ourselves what
a logical fallacy is. Once you have refreshed your memory by doing your
research, you will find that there are plenty of examples to choose from in the modern world. Use
the links below to do your research and write an essay in which you explain
clearly what a logical fallacy is.
This task has been prepared in its entirety by Abdülvahit
Gezer to whom we owe thanks
Familiarize yourself with
the issue:
·
“Logical Fallacies” http://prezi.com/maanzmvstcqw/logical-fallacies/
·
“Logical Fallacies” http://prezi.com/yadj3tgyhwyy/logical-fallacies/
Listen
and follow:
·
“Common logical fallacies” http://prezi.com/yz4wcilzdj_w/common-logical-fallacies/
Reading
material to annotate:
·
“Introduction to argument:
Structure of a Logical Argument” http://www.theskepticsguide.org/resources/logical-fallacies
·
“Logical Fallacies” http://www.logicalfallacies.info/
Video
to watch and make notes on:
·
“Logical Fallacies with Doctor
Michael Labossiere” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhhJAGjBIEw
Refer to my second blog, The Essay Archive, for sample essays: https://theessayarchive.blogspot.com.tr/
Refer to my second blog, The Essay Archive, for sample essays: https://theessayarchive.blogspot.com.tr/
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