Bulverism¶
Lewis, C. S. (1970). Bulverism: or, The Foundation of 20th Century Thought. God in the Dock: Essays on Theology and Ethics.
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Domain-specific¶
- Genetic Fallacy
- Person-source attacks: Ad Hominem substitutes facts about the speaker for examination of the claim. Psychological or sociological origins: Bulverism assumes falsity and explains why the holder came to believe the claim
This sourceLewis's essay is the source of both the term and the definition given here - assume without discussion that the man is wrong, then busily explain how he came to be so.
- Person-source attacks: Ad Hominem substitutes facts about the speaker for examination of the claim. Psychological or sociological origins: Bulverism assumes falsity and explains why the holder came to believe the claim
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