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6 10 Victory in Europe HIST 404 S 26 VO

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3 6 Who Pays the Price Times v Sullivan and Snyder v Phelps HIST 327 S 26 VO

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3 5 Expressive Conduct, Part 2 Texas v Johnson HIST 327 S 26 VO

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6 9 The Big Three HIST 404 S 26 VO

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Lecture 11.4, Fallacies of Presumption

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Lecture 11.3, Fallacies of misdirection

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Lecture 11.2, The emotive fallacies

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Lecture 11.1, The ad fontem fallacies

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Lecture 10.5, Inductive Reasoning About Causation

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Lecture 10.4, Strength and Weakness in Analogies

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Lecture 10.3, Analogies

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Lecture 10.2, Generalizations

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Lecture 10.1, The Inductive Principle

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Lecture 9.4, Dilemmas

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Lecture 9.2, Polysyllogisms

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Lecture 9.1, Enthymemes

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Lecture 8.4, Conjunctive Syllogisms

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Lecture 8.3, Disjunctive Syllogisms

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Lecture 8.2 Conditional Syllogisms

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Lecture 8.1 Compound Propositions

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Lecture 7.3, Part 2 Qualitative Rules of Validity and Two Corollaries on Particularity

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Lecture 7.3, Part 1 Terminological Rules of Validity for Categorical Syllogisms

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Lecture 7.2, How Syllogisms Work

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Lecture 7.1, Categorical Syllogisms

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Lecture 6.3, Equivalent Propositions

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Lecture 6.2, Subalternates and the Square of Opposition

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Lecture 6.1, Three Kinds of Opposition

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Lecture 5.5, Translation to Standard Logical Form

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Lecture 5.4, Supposition (Again) and Distribution

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Lecture 5.3, Visualizing the Four Basic Categorical Propositions

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