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Argumentos y falacias (Nivel 11)

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Identifica tipos de argumentos y refutación

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Argumentos y falacias (Nivel 11)
 

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Identifica tipos de argumentos y refutación

by manuela irma caicedo
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Un argumento basado en experiencia propia se apoya en la vivencia del hablante.

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Argumentos por datos objetivos no deben incluir cifras; es imposible.

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La autoridad en un tema siempre garantiza la verdad, sin necesidad de evidencia adicional.

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Refutar un argumento significa ignorarlo y cambiar de tema.

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El argumento por autoridad se apoya en la opinión de una figura reconocida y experta en el tema.

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Los datos objetivos emplean hechos verificables, cifras y evidencias medibles.

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Una falacia es un tipo de argumento sólido que convence por su claridad.

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Una falacia es un razonamiento con un error lógico o en la evidencia, que debilita el argumento.

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La refutación consiste en presentar contraejemplos, errores lógicos o evidencia contraria para debilitar el argumento contrario.

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Un ejemplo siempre es evidencia estadísticamente representativa de toda la población.

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