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Leo Groarke

Trent University
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  • Trent University
    Department of Philosophy
    Regular Faculty
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
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  •  78
    Review of Douglas Walton, Chris Reed, Fabrizio macagno, Argumentation Schemes (review)
    Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews 2009 (2). 2009.
    Informal Logic
  •  140
    On Nicholas of Autrecourt and the Law of Non-Contradiction
    Dialogue 23 (1): 129-134. 1984.
    According to the standard account of Nicholas' views,his scepticism is constrained by his commitment to the law of non-contradiction as a basis for certain truth. Such an account fails to distinguish the views found in the "Leters to Bernard" and the "Exigit Ordo" the latter clear rejects the law of non-contradiction and propounds a full fledged scepticism
    Dialetheism
  •  59
    Good reasoning matters!: a constructive approach to critical thinking
    Oxford University Press. 2004.
    Offering an innovative approach to critical thinking, Good Reasoning Matters! identifies the essential structure of good arguments in a variety of contexts and also provides guidelines to help students construct their own effective arguments. In addition to examining the most common features of faulty reasoning--slanting, bias, propaganda, vagueness, ambiguity, and a common failure to consider opposing points of view--the book introduces a variety of argument schemes and rhetorical techniques. T…Read more
    Offering an innovative approach to critical thinking, Good Reasoning Matters! identifies the essential structure of good arguments in a variety of contexts and also provides guidelines to help students construct their own effective arguments. In addition to examining the most common features of faulty reasoning--slanting, bias, propaganda, vagueness, ambiguity, and a common failure to consider opposing points of view--the book introduces a variety of argument schemes and rhetorical techniques. This edition adds material on visual arguments and more exercises.
    ReasoningCritical ThinkingInformal Logic
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    Descartes' first meditation: Something old, something new, something borrowed
    Journal of the History of Philosophy 22 (3): 281-301. 1984.
    René Descartes
  •  66
    The Toils of Scepticism (review)
    International Studies in Philosophy 23 (3): 95-95. 1991.
    Pyrrhonian Skepticism
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    Commentary on Feteris
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    Skepsis pflegen: Die sophistische Vortragskunst
    In Markus Gabriel (ed.), Skeptizismus und Metaphysik, De Gruyter Akademie Forschung. pp. 221-238. 2011.
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