The squaring of the circle by means of lunes is not eristic, but the quadrature of Bryson is eristic. |
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Hippias infers from the look of Socrates' speeches and deeds that he is an eristic sophist. |
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It is useful to deal with eristic dialogues first because they really should have no place in negotiation. |
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Once eristic dialogues start occurring, it is time for the most sensible party to call off the negotiation. |
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In the early history of television, program producers could afford an eristic assumption that they were message purveyors to a receiver-only audience. |
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To the extent that it was used irresponsibly to secure success in debate it was eristic, and the temptation so to use it must often have arisen. |
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Nevertheless, it's easy to differentiate between an interesting and valid argumentation and rhetorical eristic or common sense. |
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Eristic dialogue is arguing for the sake of conflict, fighting, and often to see who can yell the loudest. |
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Moreover, we know by the evidence of Sokrates himself, that he was an Eristic not only by taste, but on principle, and by a sense of duty. |
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