【Coursera】理性辩论 Think Again-How to Reason and Argue 116集【英语】

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2 - 1 - Lecture 1-1 - Why Arguments Matter (7_54)
07:55
2 - 2 - Lecture 1-2 - What is an Argument_ (7_42)
07:43
2 - 3 - Lecture 1-3 - What are Arguments Used For_ Justification (5_32)
05:33
2 - 4 - Lecture 1-4 - Strong Arguments Don_'t Always Persuade Everyone (8_11)
08:12
2 - 5 - Lecture 1-5 - What Else are Arguments Used For_ Explanation (13_40)
13:41
2 - 6 - Lecture 1-6 - What are Arguments Made Of_ Language (14_10)
14:11
2 - 7 - Lecture 1-7 - Meaning (9_02)
09:04
2 - 8 - Lecture 1-8 - Linguistic Acts (6_58)
06:59
2 - 9 - Lecture 1-9 - Speech Acts (9_06)
09:07
2 - 10 - Lecture 1-10 - Conversational Acts (17_45)
17:46
3 - 1 - Lecture 2-1 - Argument Markers (12_52)
12:54
3 - 2 - Lecture 2-2 - Standard Form (3_29)
03:30
3 - 3 - Lecture 2-3 - A Problem For Arguments (12_54)
12:56
3 - 4 - Lecture 2-4 - Assuring (14_15)
14:16
3 - 5 - Lecture 2-5 - Guarding (8_01)
08:02
3 - 6 - Lecture 2-6 - Discounting (10_20)
10:21
3 - 7 - Lecture 2-7 - Evaluation (17_06)
17:07
3 - 8 - Lecture 2-8 - Close Analysis Part I (20_00)
20:01
3 - 9 - Lecture 2-9 - Close Analysis Part II (13_12)
13:13
3 - 10 - Lecture 2-10 - More Close Analysis (17_11)
17:12
4 - 1 - Lecture 3-1 - Validity (24_19)
24:20
4 - 2 - Lecture 3-2 - Soundness (4_29)
04:30
4 - 3 - Lecture 3-3 - Get Down to Basics (21_34)
21:35
4 - 4 - Lecture 3-4 - Sharpen Edges (17_19)
17:20
4 - 5 - Lecture 3-5 - Organize Parts (14_48)
14:50
4 - 6 - Lecture 3-6 - Fill in Gaps (22_51)
22:52
4 - 7 - Lecture 3-7 - Conclude (2_00)
02:01
4 - 8 - Lecture 3-8 - An Example of Reconstruction - Part I (9_14)
09:15
4 - 9 - Lecture 3-9 - An Example of Reconstruction - Part II (9_36)
09:38
4 - 10 - Lecture 3-10 - An Example of Reconstruction - Part III (10_03)
10:04
5 - 1 - Lecture 4-1 - Introduction to Deductive Logic (10_27)
10:25
5 - 2 - Lecture 4-2 - Propositions and Propositional Connectives (4_42)
04:43
5 - 3 - Lecture 4-3 - __And__ and the Truth-Functional Connectives (10_52)
10:53
5 - 3 - Lecture 4-3 - _And_ and the Truth-Functional Connectives (10_52)
10:53
5 - 4 - Lecture 4-4 - Using Truth Tables to Show Validity (5_02)
05:03
5 - 5 - Lecture 4-5 - Disjunction (10_38)
10:39
5 - 6 - Lecture 4-6 - Combining Conjunctions and Disjunctions (6_23)
06:25
5 - 7 - Lecture 4-7 - Negation and Truth Functional Operators (7_23)
07:24
5 - 8 - Lecture 4-8 - Negating Conjuctions and Disjunctions (3_34)
03:36
5 - 9 - Lecture 4-9 - The Conditional (14_27)
14:28
5 - 10 - Lecture 4-10 - Conditionals in ordinary language (3_33)
03:34
5 - 11 - Lecture 4-11 - Biconditionals (7_19)
07:20
5 - 12 - Lecture 4-12 - Conclusion (1_13)
01:14
6 - 1 - Lecture 5-1 - Categorical Logic (10_36)
10:39
6 - 2 - Lecture 5-2 - Categories and Quantifiers (17_43)
17:44
6 - 3 - Lecture 5-3 - How Quantifiers Modify Categories (9_56)
09:57
6 - 4 - Lecture 5-4 - Immediate Categorical Inferences (10_37)
10:38
6 - 5 - Lecture 5-5 - Syllogisms (9_51)
09:52
6 - 6 - Lecture 5-6 - Categories, Individuals, and Language (4_57)
04:58
6 - 7 - Lecture 5-7 - Venn Diagrams and Validity (13_30)
13:31
6 - 8 - Lecture 5-8 - Other Ways of Expressing A, E, I, or O Propositions (7_14)
07:15
6 - 9 - Lecture 5-9 - Reasoning from Venn Diagrams or Truth Tables Alone (14_54)
14:55
7 - 1 - Lecture 6-1 - What is Induction_ (14_46)
14:47
7 - 2 - Lecture 6-2 - Generalizations from Samples (9_11)
09:12
7 - 3 - Lecture 6-3 - When are Generalizations Strong_ (20_48)
20:49
7 - 4 - Lecture 6-4 - Applying Generalizations (17_52)
17:53
7 - 5 - Lecture 6-5 - Inference to the Best Explanation (8_14)
08:15
7 - 6 - Lecture 6-6 - Which Explanation is Best_ (14_45)
14:47
7 - 7 - Lecture 6-7 - A Student Example of Inference to the Best Explanation (8_
08:20
7 - 8 - Lecture 6-8 - Arguments from Analogy (17_47)
17:58
8 - 1 - Lecture 7-1 - Causal Reasoning (16_05)
16:06
8 - 2 - Lecture 7-2 - Negative Sufficient Condition Tests (9_28)
09:29
8 - 3 - Lecture 7-3 - Positive Sufficient Condition Tests (10_09)
10:10
8 - 4 - Lecture 7-4 - Negative Necessary Condition Tests (4_36)
04:37
8 - 5 - Lecture 7-5 - Positive Necessary Condition Tests (6_51)
06:52
8 - 6 - Lecture 7-6 - Complex Conditions (11_34)
11:35
8 - 7 - Lecture 7-7 - Correlation Versus Causation (20_38)
20:39
8 - 8 - Lecture 7-8 - Causal Fallacies (5_42)
05:43
9 - 1 - Lecture 8-1 - Why Probability Matters (11_02)
11:03
9 - 2 - Lecture 8-2 - What is Probability_ (9_20)
09:21
9 - 3 - Lecture 8-3 - Rules of Probability - Negation (2_53)
02:54
9 - 4 - Lecture 8-4 - Rules of Probability - Conjunction (12_39)
12:40
9 - 5 - Lecture 8-5 - Rules of Probability - Disjunction (9_39)
09:40
9 - 6 - Lecture 8-6 - Rules of Probability - Series (6_08)
06:09
9 - 7 - Lecture 8-7 - Bayes Theorem Honors (28_09)
28:10
9 - 8 - Lecture 8-8 - Expected Financial Value (13_47)
13:48
9 - 9 - Lecture 8-9 - Expected Overall Value (10_37)
10:33
10 - 1 - Lecture 9-1 - Introduction to Fallacies (6_52)
06:53
10 - 2 - Lecture 9-2 - Argument from the Heap (7_13)
07:14
10 - 3 - Lecture 9-3 - Vagueness (8_24)
08:26
10 - 4 - Lecture 9-4 - Conceptual Slippery Slopes (6_52)
06:53
10 - 5 - Lecture 9-5 - Fairness Slippery Slopes (6_42)
06:43
10 - 6 - Lecture 9-6 - Causal Slippery Slopes (6_58)
06:59
10 - 7 - Lecture 9-7 - Ambiguity (8_39)
08:40
10 - 8 - Lecture 9-8 - Semantic and Syntactic Ambiguity (13_30)
13:31
10 - 9 - Lecture 9-9 - Fallcies of Equivocation (6_05)
06:06
11 - 1 - Lecture 10-1 - Fallacies of Relevance and Vacuity (11_04)
11:05
11 - 2 - Lecture 10-2 - Fallacies of Relevance_ Ad Hominem (8_14)
08:14
11 - 3 - Lecture 10-3 - Silencers (10_18)
10:19
11 - 4 - Lecture 10-4 - Dismissers (6_53)
06:54
11 - 5 - Lecture 10-5 - Deniers (6_19)
06:20
11 - 6 - Lecture 10-6 - Fallacies of Relevance_ Appeals to Authority (6_55)
06:56
11 - 7 - Lecture 10-7 - Amplifiers (4_39)
04:40
11 - 8 - Lecture 10-8 - Supporters (4_38)
04:40
11 - 9 - Lecture 10-9 - Affirmers (5_21)
05:22
11 - 10 - Lecture 10-10 - Appeals to Popular Opinion (3_31)
03:32
11 - 11 - Lecture 10-11 - Fallacies of Vacuity (4_13)
04:14
11 - 12 - Lecture 10-12 - Circularity and Begging the Question (4_50)
04:51
11 - 13 - Lecture 10-13 - Self-Sealers (8_11)
08:12
12 - 1 - Lecture 11-1 - Refutation_ Its Varieties and Pitfalls (5_23)
05:24
12 - 2 - Lecture 11-2 - Refutation by Parallel Reasoning (11_41)
11:42
12 - 3 - Lecture 11-3 - Counterexamples (10_47)
10:48
12 - 4 - Lecture 11-4 - Reductio Ad Absurdum (7_48)
07:49
12 - 5 - Lecture 11-5 - False Dichotomy (16_38)
16:39
12 - 6 - Lecture 11-6 - Attacking a Straw Man (12_53)
12:54
13 - 1 - Sample Lecture
08:47
14 - 1 - Lecture 12-1 - Constructing Your Own Arguments (2_47)
02:56
14 - 2 - Lecture 12-2 - A Debate About Smartphones in Class (11_04)
11:05
14 - 3 - Lecture 12-3 - All Conscious Thoughts Are Finitely Explainable (4_17)
04:18
14 - 4 - Lecture 12-4 - Chocolate Will (Probably) Improve Your Mood (15_01)
15:02
14 - 5 - Lecture 12-5 - Recognizing Fairness Slippery Slopes (6_54)
06:55
14 - 6 - Lecture 12-6 - The Practice _To Visit Parents Frequently_ Shouldn't Be
13:55
14 - 7 - Lecture 12-7 - Capital Punishment (9_06)
09:08
14 - 8 - Lecture 12-8 - If God Does Not Exist, Neither Do Barbers (6_27)
06:28
14 - 9 - Lecture 12-9 - Why Walter Should Shave His Head (6_08)
06:09
14 - 10 - Lecture 12-10 - The Great Shave (5_10)
05:11
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