Arguments that proceed by the method of "indirect proof" are typically
a. deductive.
b. fallacious.
c. inductive.
a
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Isolate and discuss the rhetorical devices that appear in the following passage:The conservative mind is rigid and inflexible, like an orange peel that's dried out in the sun.
What will be an ideal response?
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A paradox can be dissolved by
A) showing that at least one of the paradoxical claims is false. B) showing that the paradoxical claims are not really inconsistent. C) showing that at least one of the paradoxical claims is true.
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Whose economic analysis did the clock anticipate?
a. Adam Smith c. David Lodge b. David Landes d. Adam Landes
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