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Dinamica

by Aylin Chun
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es un razonamiento que intenta probar, refutar o justificar una idea

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es un razonamiento engañoso o inválido que parece correcto a simple vista pero carece de validez lógica real

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Resuelve este argumento Premisa 1: Todos los seres humanos son mortales. Premisa 2: Sócrates es un ser humano.

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es un argumento cuyo error no radica en su estructura lógica, sino en el contenido, el contexto o el significado del lenguaje

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En lugar de refutar un argumento, se ataca directamente a quien lo emite

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Se defiende una conclusión apelando a que "la mayoría" o "todo el mundo" lo cree o hace

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Se apela a la opinión de una figura de autoridad en un tema, pero esta autoridad es irrelevante o carece de pruebas

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Se usa una misma palabra con dos sentidos diferentes en un mismo argumento

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Las de afirmación del consecuente y de negación del antecedente son las más comunes de este tipo.

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Menciona al filosófico de la frase “La ignorancia no es no saber, si no negarse a aprender”

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