A real-world example of an eristic argument is an article.
<h3>What is an eristic argument?</h3>
An eristic argument refers to argumentation that makes successful disputation an end in itself rather than going for truth.
In other words, the major aim is to successfully dispute another argument aiming successfully dispute an argument. A real-world example of an eristic argument is an article as sometimes article includes arguments.
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The lines above from the Declaration of Independence are examples of the use of Logos since there is an appeal of supportive evidence and logic of the arguments. It is also because it has been used to convince the audience by applying logic and the statement is not based on an emotional appeal.
