Ad Hominem (Tu quoque)
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Ad Hominem BY: MADDIE COSTLOW. Definition Ad hominem means “against the man”. As the name suggests, it is a literary term that involves commenting on. - ppt download
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Ad hominem (against the individual), my friends! – Propastop
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Logical Fallacies 1 | Logical fallacies, Ad hominem, Fallacy examples
François Benoux on Twitter: "The "Because you're an idiot, your statement is wrong" is NOT even a FALLACY. It's a logical evaluation. Because in fact idiots DO make wrong statements too often.
