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Argumentum ad Ignorantiam (Argument from Ignorance) and Weak Analogy Fallacies

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                                                                                                                                                 Topic: Analogies

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                                                                                                                                                 Topic: Analogies

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Within the Unit 2 exam, you must be able to explain the function of 'analogies' and 'disanalogy'. Identify precisely the situation being compared.

Summary: analogies compare two situation that are similar. They draw on consistency in that if the situations are similar, we should act in the same way towards each. When asked to state exactly what is being compared, you should look for the common characteristic and explain how this applies tp both situations.