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petitio principii

/pəˈtɪtiəʊ prɪnˈsɪpiːaɪ/

翻译: 一种逻辑谬误,指在论证中把待证明的结论当作前提来使用,即未经证明便假定论题为真。也称为「预期理由」。

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/pəˈtɪtiəʊ prɪnˈsɪpiːaɪ/C2formallegal
  • zh一种逻辑谬误,指在论证中把待证明的结论当作前提来使用,即未经证明便假定论题为真。也称为「预期理由」。

A logical fallacy in which a statement or proposition is assumed to be true without evidence, essentially using the conclusion as a premise. Also known as 'begging the question'.

  1. C2formal

    A logical fallacy in which a statement to be proved is assumed as a premise in the argument.

    zh预期理由

    • The argument was a classic petitio principii, assuming the conclusion in the premise.
    • In his speech, he committed petitio principii by stating that the law is just because it is legal.
    • The philosopher pointed out the petitio principii in the opponent's reasoning.