WAS BEDEUTET ERISTIC AUF ENGLISCH
Eristisch
Eristisch, aus dem altgriechischen Wort eris bedeutet "zanke" oder "streit", bezieht sich oft auf eine Art von Argumentation, die darauf abzielt, mit einer erfolgreichen Disputation eines Arguments zu enden, im Gegensatz zu einer bestimmten Wahrheit zu nähern. Nach T. H. Irwin ist "t charakteristisch für die eristischen, an einige Argumente zu denken, um die andere Seite zu besiegen, indem sie zeigt, dass ein Gegner der Negation dessen, was er anfangs zu glauben pflegte, zustimmen sollte." Das heißt, eristische Argumente konzentrieren sich darauf, richtig zu sein oder als richtig oder überzeugend wahrgenommen zu werden. Das Ziel ist in der Regel, das Argument zu gewinnen und / oder einen Konflikt für den alleinigen Zweck zu verbringen, Zeit durch Argumente zu verschwenden, nicht um eine echte oder wahrscheinliche Antwort auf eine bestimmte Frage oder ein Thema zu entdecken. Eristisch streitet um Konflikt willen im Gegensatz zu der Suche nach Konfliktlösungen.
Definition von eristic im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die erste Definition von eristic im Wörterbuch ist von, Kontroverse oder logische Disputation, besonders um seiner selbst willen. Andere Definition von Eristic ist eine Person, die logische Auseinandersetzungen ausführt; ein Kontroversist. Eristic ist auch die Kunst oder Praxis der logischen Disputation, besonders wenn sie fadenscheinig ist.
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «ERISTIC» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
eristic in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
eristic im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Methods of Legal Reasoning
Eristic and sophistry have the same philosophical origins (since eristic
techniques were widely used and taught by ... This classification, introduced by
Aristotle, takes into account not only logical and dialectic inferences, but also
eristic and ...
Jerzy Stelmach, Bartosz Brożek,
2006
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The New Dialectic: Conversational Contexts of Argument
Eristic Dialogue The quarrel, a subtype of the eristic dialogue, was well known to
the ancients.2 According to Kerferd, Plato often uses the term 'eristic' (eristi- kos)
to refer to the use of techniques of argument to win victory in a verbal exchange: ...
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One-Sided Arguments: A Dialectical Analysis of Bias
Dialectical argument is a cooperative, two-sided truth-seeking art that requires a
constructive and balanced attitude, whereas eristic dialogue is one-sided,
quarrelsome, and antagonistic. While there is opposition between the
participants in ...
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Philosophy, Science, Education and Culture
If my questioner were a professor of the eristic and contentious sort I should say
to him: I have made my statement; if it is wrong, it is your business to examine
and refute it. But if, like you and me on this occasion, we were friends and chose
to ...
Robert Nola, Gürol Irzık,
2006
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Encyclopedia of Rhetoric and Composition: Communication from ...
Hence, Plato, Isocrates, and Aristotle were all critical of eristic practices. In
Sophist, Plato compared a contentious speaker to a prizefighter whose goal is
victory rather than knowledge or truth: Eristic lacks legitimacy because it counte-
nances ...
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Knowledge and Religious Authority in the Pseudo-Clementines: ...
either in facts or in arguments, but that all things that are, are simply carried up
and down like the [tidal flow in the] Euripus and never stay at any point for any
duration of time.30 In these passages, Plato takes issue with antilogic and eristic
as ...
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Plausible Argument in Everyday Conversation
Plato and Aristotle on Eristic Dialogue For Plato and Aristotle, a dialogue is a
verbal exchange between two individuals, where one plays the role of questioner
and the other that of answerer. Both philosophers recognized various kinds of ...
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Virtues of Authenticity: Essays on Plato and Socrates
ERISTIC,. ANTILOGIC,. SOPHISTIC,. DIALECTIC: PLATO'S. DEMARCATION. OF.
PHILOSOPHY. FROM. SOPHISTRY. WRITING in 345 B.C. — over fifty years after
Socrates' death and over twenty after the composition of the Republic — the ...
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Encyclopedia of Rhetoric
[See also Figures of speech; and Poetry] —ANDREA GRUN—OESTERREICH
ERISTIC. A derivative of the Greek term eris, which means strife, eristic belongs
to the agonistic ethic whose goal is victory. As used in classical texts about
rhetoric, ...
These Socratic techniques of examination and refutation are also characteristic of
eristic. If Plato recognizes the bad moral effects of destructive argument, and if he
believes that the sophists practise eristic, then he has a good reason for ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «ERISTIC» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
eristic im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Four more journalists arrested in Egypt, where 18 are already in jail
With the utmost respect, i feel like this response is highly eristic and largely unsubstantiated. I don't think you are saying anything that I didn't ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Climate Science Doubts: Not Because of Payment, but Because the …
What the dogmatists understand well is eristic argument, after Eris the Greek goddess of discord and chaos. Eristic tactics come to us from the ... «Breitbart News, Mär 15»
Mathematician Tells Climate Change Advocates 'Time to Get Over …
The climate change proponents, according to Dr. Essex, are using an old form of Eristic argument–Eris was ancient goddess of chaos. «Breitbart News, Mär 15»
Save Willie: The global warming movement is anti-science, oblivious …
Those that speak out must endure vexatious, eristic tactics rather than scientific reasoning in matters from publication, to funding, to jobs. «Financial Post, Feb 15»
AC Grayling defends Booker-winner Richard Flanagan after hatchet …
Speaking to the Guardian, Grayling dismissed Hofmann's write-up as “a tiresome exercise in eristic – being oppositional for the mere sake of it ... «The Guardian, Jan 15»
The Zen Pagan: #Ferguson: Righteous Anger and Wrathful Deities
Or as the Discordian Law of Eristic Escalation says, “Imposition of Order = Escalation of Chaos.” (And Fenderson's Amendment: the tighter the ... «Patheos, Dez 14»
WRITING WRONGS: It's a good proposition to use a preposition to …
Eristic — provoking controversy or given to sophistical argument and specious reasoning. Invective — an abusive term, insult, curse, etc. «Sierra Vista Herald, Nov 14»
Gough Whitlam dead: The ride of a lifetime
Politics, for Whitlam, was an eristic exercise, bound by the conventions of good debate, in which political questions could be settled by rational ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Okt 14»
History of the Discordian Society
... disruptive teachings disseminated through the incendiary writings of Robert Anton Wilson and other Eristic luminaries, the Discordian Society ... «Boing Boing, Jul 14»
It's ludicrous to deny the threat to the UK from ISIS
This position is based on a reductive analysis of Islamist militancy that serves a negativist, incoherent and eristic agenda. The fact of the matter ... «Left Foot Forward, Jul 14»