"Toxic logic" can be seen everywhere in our lives. How much of what you see and hear every day can stand up to scrutiny? Do you often feel that what others say is not quite right, but you can't find a way to refute it?
You must hope to quickly and accurately identify the logical fallacies hidden behind the various rhetoric you see every day. This book is the "Dictionary of Fallacies" you need.
This book is a masterpiece about logical fallacies in everyday language. In less than 200 pages, the author explains more than 170 logical fallacies in language by category, including appeals to emotions, hints, incorrect reasoning, ambiguity, oversimplification, and wrong comparisons... This book can be used as a self-examination and prevention manual to help you not to be easily convinced by toxic logic, and to better organize your own language to convince people with your reasoning.
Reader comments
This book is like a "Dictionary of Fallacies"! It lists over 170 logical fallacies, such as appeals to emotion, oversimplification, etc., Allowing me to quickly identify the ones that don't make sense. I especially hate logic that uses emotions to influence people. This book taught me how to avoid being affected by this "toxic logic". Moreover, the content in the book is easy to understand, just like chatting with a friend. Recommended!
This book is like a "Dictionary of Fallacies"! It lists over 170 logical fallacies, such as appeals to emotion, oversimplification, etc., Allowing me to quickly identify the ones that don't make sense. I especially hate logic that uses emotions to influence people. This book taught me how to avoid being affected by this "toxic logic". Moreover, the content in the book is easy to understand, just like chatting with a friend. Recommended!