File of Fallacies: Alfred Sidgwick: A Little-Known Precursor of Informal Logic and Argumentation — Pinakes

Argumentation May 2000

File of Fallacies: Alfred Sidgwick: A Little-Known Precursor of Informal Logic and Argumentation

Douglas Walton University of Winnipeg

Journal: Argumentation
Published: 2000-05-01
DOI: 10.1023/a:1007893406262
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Topics: argument
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