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I guess that just means philosophy hasn't improved beyond the standard erected by Aristotle. More complicated, and more to it, but certainly not of higher qual
by ColanR 8y ago
I guess that just means philosophy hasn't improved beyond the standard erected by Aristotle.
More complicated, and more to it, but certainly not of higher quality.
- jasonhansel 8y agoThe study of fallacies in the West began with Aristotle, but it certainly hasn't ended there; Aristotle only lists a fraction of the things we consider fallacies today. That said, I do think that more philosophical research is needed in the area. Unfortunately, most philosophers have focused on formal logic, even though informal fallacies are much more common.