Everyone is entitled to their own opinion?
Is this true? What does it even mean? In this lecture video for PHI 115 - Critical Thinking (UNC Greensboro), we critically examine some possible interpretive options for this common phrase.
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Arguments
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Virtues of Belief & Etiquette for Arguments
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Critical Thinking & News Media Literacy
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Probability & Expected Value
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Translating Natural Language into Categorical Propositions
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Enthymemes & Reconstructing Arguments
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Locke's "Essay Concerning Human Understanding" - Book II
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25) Plotinus & Neo-Platonism
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This Book LITERALLY Teaches You to Think Like a Harvard Lawyer (without law school)
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Fallacies of Weak Induction
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Canada Faces Trump's Wrath as China Gets Spared; GOP Mocked for Olive Garden Analogy: A Closer Look
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01- Generative Semantics:The Background of Cognitive Linguistics, George Lakoff (2004)
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16) Aristotle - On the Soul
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Stop Misusing Logical Fallacies
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Intro to PHI 115 - Critical Thinking
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Justice Stephen Breyer on Trump, the Rule of Law, and Whether the Supreme Court is Political
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Stoicism: An In-Depth Explanation
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Induction & Bias
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Last Lecture Series: “How to Win Without Crushing Your Soul” - Graham Weaver
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