Lesson 12: Irrelevant Goals and Functions
In this session, Christopher Perrin leads the discussion about the fallacy of irrelevant goals or functions. This fallacy is another fallacy of rel…
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Lesson 26: Equivocation
In this session, Joelle Hodge leads the discussion about the fallacy of equivocation. This is a fallacy of clarity. We use this fallacy when we use…
Lesson 9: History of the SAT and Advent of the CLT
In this interview, David Goodwin subjects the SAT test to a historical critique and then describes the advantages of the new Classic Learning Test …
Lesson 1: Ad Hominem Abusive (Preview Content)
In this session, the first fallacy of relevance is introduced—the ad hominem abusive fallacy. In Latin ad hominem means “to the man,” so this is…
Sample Lesson 1: Ad Hominem Abusive, Fallacy 1
In this session, the first fallacy of relevance is introduced—the ad hominem abusive fallacy. In Latin ad hominem means “to the man,” so this…
Lesson 2: Ad Hominem Circumstantial (Preview Content)
In this session, teacher Joelle Hodge leads the discussion about the ad hominem circumstantial fallacy. This fallacy is similar to the ad hominem abusive fallacy…
Lesson 13: Irrelevant Thesis
In this session, Aaron Larsen leads the discussion about the fallacy of irrelevant thesis. This fallacy is another fallacy of relevance that is als…
Lesson 4: The History of the Seven Liberal Arts
This is Andrew Kern’s second presentation on the liberal arts. A Young Man Being Introduced to the Seven Liberal Arts This painting, done by Sand…
Lesson 1: An Example of Socratic Teaching (Preview Content)
We thought it would be best to start this course with an example of Socratic teaching before trying to describe it. In this video veteran…
Lesson 4: Three Examples of Faulty Reasoning
In this introductory session, Dr. Schenk presents his fourth lecture on three examples of faulty reasoning.
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