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Kunstgriff 22Fordert er, daß wir etwas zugeben, daraus das in Streit stehende Problem unmittelbar folgen würde; so lehnen wir es ab, indem wir es für eine petitio principii ausgeben; denn er und die Zuhörer werden einen dem Problem nahe verwandten Satz leicht als mit dem Problem identisch ansehn: und so entziehn wir ihm sein bestes Argument. |
Stratagem XXIIIf your opponent requires you to admit something from which the point in dispute will immediately follow, you must refuse to do so, declaring that it is a petitio principii. For he and the audience will regard a proposition which is near akin to the point in dispute as identical with it, and in this way you deprive him of his best argument. |
| Arthur Schopenhauer: |
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| Die Kunst, Recht zu behalten | The Art Of Controversy |
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