Making Sense of Informal Fallacies: A Practical Guide to Spotting Faulty Reasoning in Everyday Life
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Making Sense of Informal Fallacies: A Practical Guide to Spotting Faulty Reasoning in Everyday Life

by Nathaniel J. Brooks

Education Philosophy Critical Thinking
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Making Sense of Informal Fallacies is a practical guide to identifying faulty reasoning in everyday life. With an accessible focus on critical thinking, it helps readers examine arguments more carefully, recognize common reasoning problems, and develop greater clarity when evaluating claims and communicating ideas.

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Making Sense of Informal Fallacies offers a practical guide to recognizing faulty reasoning in everyday life.

It focuses on informal fallacies, helping readers examine how arguments are presented and where reasoning can go wrong.

Designed for accessible learning, the book supports clearer analysis of claims, conversations, and persuasive communication.

Readers interested in critical thinking and better reasoning can use this guide as an introduction to evaluating arguments more carefully.

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