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How to Win Every Argument: The Use and Abuse of Logic by Madsen Pirie
How to Win Every Argument: The Use and Abuse of Logic by Madsen Pirie is a comprehensive guide that explores the art of argumentation through the lens of logical fallacies. First published in 2006, the book aims to enhance readers' critical thinking skills by identifying common errors in reasoning and demonstrating how to construct more persuasive arguments.
Key Features:
Comprehensive Catalog of Fallacies: Pirie provides detailed explanations of numerous logical fallacies, such as the straw man, ad hominem attacks, and false dilemmas. Each fallacy is illustrated with examples to aid understanding.
Practical Applications: The book offers insights into recognizing fallacious reasoning in everyday situations, from casual conversations to formal debates, enabling readers to both identify and avoid these errors.
Engaging Style: Pirie's witty and accessible writing style makes complex logical concepts approachable, encouraging readers to apply these principles in their own arguments.
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By All Things Teen PodcastHow to Win Every Argument: The Use and Abuse of Logic by Madsen Pirie is a comprehensive guide that explores the art of argumentation through the lens of logical fallacies. First published in 2006, the book aims to enhance readers' critical thinking skills by identifying common errors in reasoning and demonstrating how to construct more persuasive arguments.
Key Features:
Comprehensive Catalog of Fallacies: Pirie provides detailed explanations of numerous logical fallacies, such as the straw man, ad hominem attacks, and false dilemmas. Each fallacy is illustrated with examples to aid understanding.
Practical Applications: The book offers insights into recognizing fallacious reasoning in everyday situations, from casual conversations to formal debates, enabling readers to both identify and avoid these errors.
Engaging Style: Pirie's witty and accessible writing style makes complex logical concepts approachable, encouraging readers to apply these principles in their own arguments.