Problem
I. What is the fallacy of equivocation and how can it be used to persuade an audience that a conclusion is true? explains the fallacy of equivocation, the fallacy that occurs when the same term is used with different meanings in an argument.
II. Give an example of this fallacy. Write an argument where a commit the fallacy of equivocation.
There are a variety of things a philosophy paper can aim to accomplish. It usually begins by putting some thesis or argument on the table for consideration. And then at least two more things. Describe what philosophy papers aim to accomplish besides a thesis.