Classical and Modern Western Philosophy [GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) Philosophy (XH-C4)]: Questions 222 - 223 of 908
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Question 222
Appeared in Year: 2017
Question MCQ▾
‘’ If there are no individual circular things; there would be no such thing as the form called circularity ‘’ , can be attributed to; (November Paper-2)
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Choice (4) | Response | |
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a. | St. Augustine | |
b. | Socrates | |
c. | Plato | |
d. | Aristotle |
Question 223
Appeared in Year: 2017
Question Match List-Ⅰ List-Ⅱ▾
Match the List-I with List-II and select the correct answer by using the codes below (January Paper-3)
List-Ⅰ (Coloum-1) | List-Ⅱ (Coloum-2) |
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(A) Fallacy committed when an argument purporting to establish a particular conclusion is directed to proving a different conclusion | (i) Petitio Principii |
(B) In establishing the truth of a proposition, one often casts about for acceptable premises from which the proposition in question can be deduced as conclusion | (ii) Argument ad Verencundiam |
(C) The method is not always fallacious for the reference to an admitted authority in the special field of his competence may carry weight | (iii) Argument Ad Populum |
(D) Fallacy committed in directing an emotional appeal to the people to win their assent to a conclusion unsupported by good evidence. | (iv) Ignoratio Elenchi |
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