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ویرایش: 2nd rev. ed.
نویسندگان: Julian Baggini
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ISBN (شابک) : 9781847080837, 1847080839
ناشر: Granta
سال نشر: 2009
تعداد صفحات: 326
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
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در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب The duck that won the lottery : and 99 other species of faulty reasoning and sneaky spin به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب اردکی که برنده قرعه کشی شد: و 99 گونه دیگر از استدلال های معیوب و چرخش اب زیر کاه نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
بحث های بد و لفاظی های پشمالو را کنار بگذارید! تمرینهای ذهنی اعتیادآور بیشتر از نویسنده کتاب پرفروش خوکی که میخواهد خورده شود. (در ابتدا با عنوان اردک برنده لاتاری منتشر شد.)
Banish bad arguments and woolly rhetoric! More addictive mental workouts from the author of the best-selling The Pig That Wants To Be Eaten. (Originally published as The Duck That Won the Lottery.)
Title Page Copyright Page Acknowledgements 1. I Just Don’t Believe It! - Arguments from incredulity 2. Quantum Leaping Sheep - Spurious science 3. Cheese-Eating Surrender Monkeys - Selective quotation 4. Que Será, Será - “If I don’t, somebody else will” 5. Speak for Yourself - The existentialist fallacy 6. The Amazing Psychic Poet - Confirmation bias 7. Because I Say So - Truth by stipulation 8. Don’t Misunderestimate Me - Lack of charity 9. Tap Water Is for Plants - Getting it out of proportion 10. Sexy Like Me - Automorphism 11. Eat Up Your GMs - Non sequiturs 12. Feels Mighty Real - Percipi est esse 13. Trial by Wardrobe - Subtle undermining 14. The Wonder of Colorpuncture - Loading the dice 15. Who Knows? - Arguments from uncertainty 16. My Luck’s Got to Change - The gambler’s fallacy 17. If You Won’t Kill It, Don’t Eat It - Won’t and shouldn’t 18. Fast Food Made Me Obese - Shifting agency 19. If It Ain’t Clear, It Ain’t Real - Real and fuzzy distinctions 20. Radiohead Changed My Life - It worked for me . . . 21. Mood Music - The power of suggestion 22. Careful with Your Johnson! - Insensitivity to context 23. The End Is Nigh (Perhaps) - Concealed caveats 24. Good for the Goose, Good for the Gander - Tu quoque 25. One, Two, Three, Four, We Don’t Want Your Fascist War! - Fallacies of democracy 26. The Duck That Won the Lottery - Post hoc fallacies 27. Does 6 Million Mean Nothing to You? - Guilt by association 28. Milk Is for Cows - Genetic fallacies 29. Murdered, Yes; Murderer, No - High redefinition 30. Dear, Wise Reader - Flattery 31. What Would Brian Boitano Say? - Arguments from authority 32. Reading Between the Lines - “It sends the wrong message” 33. Moderates Need Not Apply - Distorting to balance 34. If Only I’d Known - Post facto rationalizations 35. Coffee Enema Conquers Cancer - Begging the question 36. It’s OK—I Understand - Explanation is not justification 37. The Only Way Is Down - The regressive fallacy 38. You Should Do the Impossible - Ought without can 39. Lumping It All Together - False singulars 40. Love George, Hate Terrorists - False dichotomies 41. Knowledge in Retrospect - Prediction is not foresight 42. The Lady Doth Protest Too Much - Motivation speculation 43. Fighting Crime with Concerts - Correlation is not causation 44. What Right Have You Got? - Playing the rights card 45. It Didn’t Work Then, So . . . - Faulty induction 46. God Is an Alien - Logically consistent nonsense 47. That Old Chestnut - Argumentum ad fatigum 48. They Would Say That - Immunization against error 49. That Way Lies Disaster - Slippery slopes 50. Not So Sound Bites - Vacuous pseudo-wisdom 51. Meet Mr. Loophole - Legality and morality 52. Single-Parent Slurs - Failing to disaggregate 53. Safe, In No Uncertain Terms - The precautionary principle 54. The Weapons They Couldn’t Find - Absence and evidence 55. Chance Wouldn’t Be a Fine Thing - The no coincidence presumption 56. It ’s Your Patriotic Duty - Playing the loyalty card 57. Crack Is My Right - “It’s a free country” 58. Printed on 100 Percent Fat-Free Paper! - Dubious advantages 59. Anyone Would Have Done the Same - “I was just doing my job” 60. Someone Must Pay - Zero sums that don’t add up 61. Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics - The abuse and misuse of numbers 62. Who Says Smoking Kills? - You can’t prove it 63. Counselors Stole My Friends - Cui bono? 64. No One Made You Do It - Choice makes everything all right 65. If It Weren’t for You, They’d Still Be Alive - Cause is not responsibility 66. Prove Yourself - False authorities 67. Kris Kristofferson Is a Lizard - “I’m entitled to my opinion” 68. God Don’t Ride No Reindeer - Missing the point 69. Sparring with Scarecrows - The straw man fallacy 70. Nothing but the Truth - Half truths 71. What Sherlock Didn’t Know - How else do you explain it? 72. Al Qaeda Doesn’t Exist - Category mistakes 73. Ozone Warming Holes in the Carbon Layer - Blurring the boundaries 74. Everyone Is Bisexual - Low redefinition 75. Would You Nuke the Enemy? - No hypotheticals 76. Why Are We So Stupid? - Fallacy of the complex question 77. There’s Nothing Lucky About Luck - Fallacy of equivocation 78. It’s Only Natural - The is/ought gap 79. The Awful Truth - It’s terrible so it can’t be true 80. Balancing Fudge - “We have to strike a balance” 81. I’ve Brought You Peace and Prosperity! - Taking the Credit 82. A Sharp Tongue Does Not Mean a Keen Mind - Ad hominems 83. Tooled Up, Obviously - Appeals to common sense 84. Hamburger Heroin - False analogies 85. Fear of Black Pepper - Scaremongering 86. There Is No Dark Side of the Moon - The power of bold assertion 87. If It ’s Not All Bad, It Must Be All Good - Partial defense ≠ support 88. If It ’s Old, It ’s Good - Fallacy of ancient wisdom 89. The Voyeur’s Charter - “The innocent have nothing to fear” 90. How Can I Ever Believe You Again? - Arguments from fallibility 91. That’s Not What I Said - Excessive literalness 92. The Impossible Flying Machine - No rational explanation so not true 93. Be Thankful for Bad Employers - “It’s better than nothing” 94. No Business for Cardinals - “It’s not for you to say” 95. They Kill Civilians, Don’t They? - Fallacy of accident 96. What Difference Does It Make? - Playing with game theory 97. Attack of the Killer Shrubs - Ridicule and the ridiculous 98. Too Much of Nothing Is Not Enough - Quantity over quality 99. The Real Thing - The no-true-Scotsman move 100. The Last Word - Complacent superiority Answer to Question on Page 49 (16: My Luck’s Got to Change)