Question

"Theodore , well-known historian, says that Copi's book is the best logic book. I believe him since the word of such a great man shouldn't be disputed."
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Fallacy of inappropraite authority
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Answer 1

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Answer 2

Fallacy of inappropriate authority

• The fallacy of unsuitable authority is a type of informal fallacy or persuasive tactic where it is assumed that the judgments of a person who is regarded as an authority in one field should be taken into consideration in another.
• For instance, Mr. X, a successful businessman, need to understand how to handle budget deficits. Known also as the expert fallacy.
• Here, it is not necessary that because Theodore is a well known historian, he might also be good at books of logic.
• It is nowhere mentioned or known that well known historians are good at suggesting a logic book. It is the best book in his personal opinion only.

Hence, it is a type of fallacy of inappropriate authority.

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