标题: Logic from Stephen's Guide (4) [打印本页] 作者: flyingty 时间: 2003-6-26 15:01 标题: Logic from Stephen's Guide (4) Complex Question
Definition:
Two otherwise unrelated points are conjoined and treated as a single proposition. The reader is expected to accept or reject both together, when in reality one is acceptable while the other is not. A complex question is an illegitimate use of the "and" operator.
Examples: (i) You should support home education and the God-given right of parents to raise their children according to their own beliefs.
(ii) Do you support freedom and the right to bear arms?
(iii) Have you stopped using illegal sales practises? (This asks two questions: did you use illegal practises, and did you stop?)
Proof: Identify the two propositions illegitimately conjoined and show that believing one does not mean that you have to believe the other. 作者: litoky 时间: 2008-9-19 17:02
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flyingty 发表于 2003-6-26 15:01
Complex Question Definition: Two otherwise unrelated points are conjoined and treated as a single pr ...