Begging the question: circular reasoning as a tactic of argumentation

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Preface Origins, Preconceptions and Problems Contexts of Dialogue Argument Diagramming Shorter Case Studies Longer Case Studies Fallacies, Faults, Blunders and Errors Revising the Textbooks A Theory of Begging the Question Bibliography Index

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