US EditionUndergraduate Philosophy Students Receive Six-Figure Grant to Develop New Logical Fallacies
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Undergraduate Philosophy Students Receive Six-Figure Grant to Develop New Logical Fallacies
EVERGREEN, Ohio—Steel Valley State College has approved a $700,000 grant for a small coterie of freshman to research new ways of asserting non-points as cogent arguments, a Monday news release announced. The group hopes that its work can help students disadvantaged by incoherent beliefs succeed academically. When pressed on why he feels the initiative is necessary, group co-founder Toby Stennon, 18, explained: “It’s important to provide students…
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