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John M. Capps’ book examines the way jokes expose errors in reasoning and illustrates classic logical fallacies with engaging, real‑world examples. By applying critical thinking to everyday humor, the text demonstrates how philosophical concepts are practical and useful for everyday decision making.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Philosophy/Epistemology
Authors: John M. Capps
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