Logical Fallacies: Do You Make These Mistakes in Reasoning?

De: Scott Lovell

Narrado por: Timothy Burke

Duración: 3 h y 9 m

Resumen del Editor

If you want to avoid making a fool of yourself then keep reading.

“Everybody argues; not everybody knows how to argue.”

This phrase is incredibly accurate. You see, logical fallacies are everywhere. They can be used to manipulate people or turn an argument sour, derailing it from the get-go.

This audiobook will give you the tools to fight logical fallacies and make your arguments completely bulletproof logically.

Moreover, if you want to be a great debater, it will help you learn all the ins and outs of logical fallacies so you can laugh (inside) as your opponent gets stuck in them.

This will most likely be a revolutionary audiobook for you, and once you are finished, your critical thinking skills will have grown tenfold.

Logical Fallacies: Do You Make These Mistakes in Reasoning? contain three sections:

• Logic
• Formal Fallacies
• And informal Fallacies

So if you want to stop getting stuck in logical fallacies and avoid making a fool of yourself, listen to this audiobook now!

©2018 Scott Lovell (P)2018 Scott Lovell

Well written - full of informatation.

Content is spot on. Gives real life examples to drive the meaning behind the reason. This book is a weekend read!

Logical fallacies are listed and described well.

This book gives you a capacious amount of Logical Fallacies and how to debunk them. I liked it a lot..

Beneficial to high school or college kids.

Nothing new here for experienced persons. It all seemed like common sense (which is not common enough) but you never know when you'll learn something from a different point if view but still good for high school kids.

Fascinating read.

Taken right out of current discourse the book reveals many of the tricks of the political trade. A must read for everyone.

IT'S THE BEST!

Offers the absolutely best approach to a daily understanding of when language is being used by politicians,salespeople and others to deceive you! Reading this book, divided into small segments for a solid understanding, will save you the trouble of taking a college-level philosophy course in symbolic logic.

Yes! This one is great book.

I've read many; this is the best. Overall, it's an OK addition to a collection of books on the topic but there are many others you'd be better served studying first.

Interesting, A Little Disappointed.

Enjoyed the read. It was very interesting to read during this period. Many parallels between the speakers and the content. Still I am a bit disappointed with some descriptions.

Overall, it's an OK addition

here are several fallacies discussed but many not present. There are many other books out there with a more comprehensive coverage. (3) The author has very strong leftist political beliefs, and they color many of the 'examples' he gives. If he teaches or debates the way he chooses his examples, he would be an easy opponent to defeat. Much of the material is fine, but when it comes to examples, the author shows that he seems to have some grasp of logic but chooses not to apply it himself to his own thought process.

I've read many; this is the best.

Excellent, in many ways. Helped me recall things I studied many years ago in Philosophy, where my thrust was in logic. Would recommend this for anyone.

Might make life easier.

Not only have I used the book to construct better arguments, I have been able to defend myself better (no more successfully) against my wife and her use of Facebook references for her base data.