(from the article `applied logic`) ...so, and () the argument ad baculum (an appeal `to force`), which rests on a threatened or implied use of force to induce acceptance of its ... ...or in writing to an audience of listeners or readers—must seek to build his argumentative discourse on theses already accepted by his audie...
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Unsound reasoning in which it is argued both that A is the case on the grounds that B is the case and that B is the case on the grounds that A is the case. (Consider:
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