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Pagina 113
The fallacy is a natural one : because one thing happens after another , we often make the unjustified deduction that the first is the cause of the second . Post hoc , ergo propter hoc ( “ after that , therefore because of that " ) is ...
The fallacy is a natural one : because one thing happens after another , we often make the unjustified deduction that the first is the cause of the second . Post hoc , ergo propter hoc ( “ after that , therefore because of that " ) is ...
Pagina 116
He would naturally have said , on his side , “ ' Tis this man's fortune . ... by maintaining it was identically the same in the body national as in the body natural where the blood and spirits were drawn up into the head faster than ...
He would naturally have said , on his side , “ ' Tis this man's fortune . ... by maintaining it was identically the same in the body national as in the body natural where the blood and spirits were drawn up into the head faster than ...
Pagina 130
When , therefore , as in Shakespeare's sentence , a pronoun of the common gender is called for , we are obliged to choose between a stilted correctness and an easy natural incorrectness . Faced with the choice , Shakespeare , as one ...
When , therefore , as in Shakespeare's sentence , a pronoun of the common gender is called for , we are obliged to choose between a stilted correctness and an easy natural incorrectness . Faced with the choice , Shakespeare , as one ...
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