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    <dateIssued>1930</dateIssued>
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  <tableOfContents>I. Emotional meanings

Ii. All and some

Iii. Some dishonest tricks in argument

Iv. Some logical fallacies

V. Words and facts

Vi. The dangers of speculation

Vii. The meanings of words

Viii. Definition and some of its difficulties

Ix. Tricks of suggestion

X. Habits of thought

Xi. Predigested thinking

Xii. Pitfalls in analogy

Xiii. Prejudice

Xiv. The value of straight thinking

Appendix

1. Thirty-eight dishonest tricks

Ii. A discussion illustrating crooked thinking
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">/Robert H. Thouless</note>
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