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Attachment Theory 1
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Bachelor of Science in Nursing 1
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Biochemistry 2
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Business 2
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Business management 2
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Categorical Logic 15
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Early Modern Philosophy 1
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Ecology 2
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Educational Psychology 11
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Epistemology 7
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Erikson's Stage of Psychosocial Development 1
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Existentialism 6
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General Ethics 18
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Histology Histology 2
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History of Philosophy 1
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Ichthyology 2
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Indian Philosophy 6
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Informal Fallacies 15
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Introduction to Philosophy 2
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Modern Philosophy 10
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Philosophical Anthropology 1
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Philosophy of Religion 1
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Phycology 3
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Political Philosophy 13
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Propositional Logic 17
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Research/Thesis Writing 10
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Theodicy 6
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Theology 1
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Understanding the Self 6
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This lecture notes discusses "appeal to force", a type of informal fallacy that arises when the arguer, instead of showing the evidence, appeals to intimidation or use force to gain acceptance of his or her argument.
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This lecture notes discusses "appeal to force", a type of informal fallacy that arises when the arguer, instead of showing the evidence, appeals to intimidation or use force to gain acceptance of his or her argument.
This lecture notes discusses "appeal to authority", a common type of informal fallacy that arises when one who has the difficulty in confronting or understanding complicated questions will seek refuge to the ideas, concepts, principles or judgments of a person who enjoys a reputation as an expert or an authority of the matter at issue.
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This lecture notes discusses "appeal to authority", a common type of informal fallacy that arises when one who has the difficulty in confronting or understanding complicated questions will seek refuge to the ideas, concepts, principles or judgments of a person who enjoys a reputation as an expert or an authority of the matter at issue.
This lecture notes discusses "appeal to ignorance", a type of informal fallacy that arises when an argument is taken as true because it has not proven to be false, or an argument is false because it has not proven to be true.
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This lecture notes discusses "appeal to ignorance", a type of informal fallacy that arises when an argument is taken as true because it has not proven to be false, or an argument is false because it has not proven to be true.
This lecture notes discusses "appeal to people", a variation of the appeal to authority, consists in arguing that some statement p is true because most people believe p.
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This lecture notes discusses "appeal to people", a variation of the appeal to authority, consists in arguing that some statement p is true because most people believe p.
This lecture notes discusses the most common types of informal fallacies in logic, such as "appeal to authority", "appeal to people", and "appeal to pity".
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This lecture notes discusses the most common types of informal fallacies in logic, such as "appeal to authority", "appeal to people", and "appeal to pity".
This lecture notes discusses the "mood and figure of a syllogism" in categorical logic.
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This lecture notes discusses the "mood and figure of a syllogism" in categorical logic.
This lecture notes discusses the topic "categorical syllogism or arguments" and the way in which validity of arguments in categorical logic are determined.
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This lecture notes discusses the topic "categorical syllogism or arguments" and the way in which validity of arguments in categorical logic are determined.
This lecture notes discusses the topic "conversion of propositions" in Categorical Logic.
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This lecture notes discusses the topic "conversion of propositions" in Categorical Logic.
This lecture notes discusses the traditional square of opposition in Categorical Logic.
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This lecture notes discusses the traditional square of opposition in Categorical Logic.
This lecture notes discusses the different elements of categorical propositions in categorical logic.
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This lecture notes discusses the different elements of categorical propositions in categorical logic.