Steve Kurtz wrote, >Again the cornucopian fallacy raises its ugly head. My grubbing in the late-Victorian archive makes me suspicious of undefined uses of the word "fallacy". The late-Victorian legacy can be roughly translated as "My class prejudice is Truth, yours (the one that _I_ attribute to you) is fallacy." What kind of a *fallacy*, then, is this "cornucopian fallacy"? Is it a straw man? An ad hominem? A reductio ad absurdum? Is it a forceful way of saying, "I won't listen to you because (people like) you are not worth listening to"? Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/
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- Re: re:democracy Eva Durant
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