Fallacies¶
Hansen, H. (2024). Fallacies. The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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- Tu Quoque
- In its broader, common textbook sense the "charge" can be any view or recommendation, and tu quoque covers rejecting advice because the adviser does not follow it
This sourceDefines tu quoque as not accepting a view or a recommendation because the one who espouses it does not follow it, with the example of rejecting a neighbour's advice to exercise because she does not exercise.
- In its broader, common textbook sense the "charge" can be any view or recommendation, and tu quoque covers rejecting advice because the adviser does not follow it
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