A Philosopher Who Largely Rejected Acquisition of Knowledge by Empirical

question 56

Multiple Choice

A philosopher who largely rejected acquisition of knowledge by empirical means was

• A)John Locke.
• B)Aristotle.
• C)David Hume.
• D)René Descartes.

Recognize the significance of an expert's objectivity in strengthening their testimony.

Understand the principles behind the appeal to majority and its logical shortcomings.

Comprehend the concept and implications of the appeal to force (argumentum ad baculum).

Identify the conditions under which an argument can be made without appealing to emotion on emotionally charged issues.

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