Mention26244
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| so:text | The easiest and most popular way of practically refuting... any Fallacy is, by bringing forward a parallel case, where it leads to a manifest absurdity. A metaphysical objection may still be urged against many cases in which we thus reason from calculation of chances; an objection not likely indeed practically to influence any one, but which may afford the Sophist a triumph over those who are unable to find a solution. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Richard_Whately |
| so:description | Elements of Rhetoric (1828) (en) |
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