Module 2 1
Module 2 1
Module 2 1
SCIENTIFIC
TRUTH = TRUTH
BASED ON
FACTS
DOMAINS OF TRUTH
‘A STUDY FROM JAYWARD PITKIN UNIVERSITY SHOWS THAT 95%
OF MEN AND WOMEN WHO ARE TALLER THAN THE AVERAGE
HEIGHT ARE MORE LIKELY TO BECOME SUCCESSFUL AND HAPPY IN
THEIR CAREERS.’
OBJECTIVE TRUTH
DOMAINS OF TRUTH
SOME SCIENTIST, HOWEVER POINT OUT THAT
SCIENTIFIC TRUTHS ARE PART OF JUST ONE
AMONG MANY WAYS OF UNDERSTANDING TRUTH
UNIVERSAL
PRAGMATICS OBJECTIVE SOCIAL
DOMAIN DOMAIN
STUDY OF THE
STRUCTURE OF
COMMUNICATIVE
LANGUAGE
PERSONAL
DOMAIN
DOMAINS OF OBJECTIVE
TRUTH DOMAIN
SUBJECTIVE
THIS PERTAINS TO THE TRUTHS
NATURAL WORLD THAT
MANTAINS A RELATIVE
INDEPENDENCE FROM THE TYPHOON
PERSPECTIVE AND ATTITUDE SEASON
OF HUMAN BEINGS THAT
PERCEIVE THEM WATER’S
BOILING POINT
DOMAINS OF SOCIAL
TRUTH DOMAIN
TRUTH :
A GENERAL AGREEMENT OR CONSENSUS ON
WHAT IS RIGHT AS OPPOSED TO WHAT IS WRONG
CAN BE TRUSTED
OR TRUSTWORTHY
TRUTH AND JUSTIFICATION
TRUTH CAN BE
RICHARD RORTY UNDERSTOOD AS WHAT
HAS PASSED “PROCEDURES
OF JUSTIFICATION”
MADE UP OF WAYS OF
CRITICALLY TESTING A CLAIM
AGAINST CERTAIN CRITERIA
TRUTH AND JUSTIFICATION
DOUBT THINKING
the authentic self was the personally chosen self, as opposed to public or
"herd” identity
LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN
TOP-DOWN PROCESSING
BOTTOM-UP PROCESSING
CLAIM PREMISE
NOT ALL
ARGUMENTS ARE LOGIC STUDIES
GOOD ARGUMENTS
ARGUMENTUM ARGUMENTUM
AD BACULUM AD POPULUM
TRUTH AND HOW TO CRITICALLY
OPINION EXAMINE OPNIONS
ARGUMENTUM ARGUMENTUM
AD BACULUM AD POPULUM
Define what is a logical fallacy.
Define and give examples on the following
fallacies:
ARGUMENTUM AD ARGUMENTUM AD
BACULUM HOMINEM
ARGUMENTUM AD ARGUMENTUM AD
MISERICORDIAM POPULUM
FALLACY OF DIVISION
TRUTH AND HOW TO CRITICALLY
OPINION EXAMINE OPINIONS
ARGUMENTUM ARGUMENT AGAINST THE
AD HOMINEM PERSON
A fallacy used when people convince others that
someone’s argument should be rejected because of
the person’s personal background
Example:
TRUTH AND HOW TO CRITICALLY
OPINION EXAMINE OPINIONS
ARGUMENTUM AD APPEAL TO PITY / APPEAL TO
MISERICORDIAM EMOTION
Used by people who want to win people over by
manipulating their emotion
Example:
TRUTH AND HOW TO CRITICALLY
OPINION EXAMINE OPINIONS
BANDWAGON FALLACY
Example:
TRUTH AND HOW TO CRITICALLY
OPINION EXAMINE OPINIONS
ARGUMENTUM AD ARGUMENT AGAINST THE PERSON
HOMINEM
ARGUMENTUM AD
BACULUM APPEAL TO FORCE
ARGUMENTUM AD
MISERICORDIAM APPEAL TO PITY
ARGUMENTUM AD
POPULUM BANDWAGON FALLACY
FALLACY OF DIVISION
TRUTH AND HOW TO CRITICALLY
OPINION EXAMINE OPINIONS
FALLACY OF DIVISION
Cause-and-effect
Fallacy of composition