Argumentos contra la persona y conflictos de intereses

In Gustavo Arroyo, Omar Vásquez Dávila & Soledad Rodríguez (eds.), VI Jornadas de Lógica y Argumentación. Buenos Aires: UNGS. pp. 148-55 (2021)
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In this paper, I study the relation between arguments against the person (aka ad hominem or personal attack arguments) and disqualifications for conflicts of interests. I show that both types of arguments share a similar logical structure and that they can be considered to be acceptable in similar circumstances.

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Luis F. Bartolo Alegre
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Ad Hominem Arguments.Douglas Walton - 1998 - University Alabama Press.
Fallacies.Hans Hansen - 2015 - The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

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