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Sophistry is a type of argumentation that takes its name from the ancient Greek Sophists. The Sophists were more interested in proving their side or proving that they were right, rather than actually discovering truth. | Sophistry is a type of argumentation that takes its name from the ancient Greek Sophists. The Sophists were more interested in proving their side or proving that they were right, rather than actually discovering truth. | ||
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Revision as of 15:36, 17 August 2006
Sophistry is a type of argumentation that takes its name from the ancient Greek Sophists. The Sophists were more interested in proving their side or proving that they were right, rather than actually discovering truth.
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