MICHAEL REICH
Atlas of Language
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Neighbourhood map: Slippery slope argumentThe layout provides orientation; distance and colour are not scholarly measurements. The list below gives each connection’s direction and explanation.AbductionAbductionAT-ARG-W0236FramingFramingAT-ARG-0002False dilemmaFalse dilemmaAT-088-022Slippery slope argumentAT-088-023
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  1. R-108 · Subject neighbour · directed

    Slippery slope argument → Abduction

    Meaning of the relation type
    Beide Begriffe gehören demselben fachlichen Kontinent an. (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
    Why connected?
    English editorial text
    A slippery slope argument predicts a problematic chain of consequences. Abduction offers a possible explanation for an observation. Both invite scrutiny of their assumptions, one in making a prediction and the other in proposing an explanation.
    Evidence basis
    Gemeinsamer fachlicher Kontinent (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
    Recorded review status
    ATLAS_109 klassifiziert (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)

    This connection in the earlier English edition

  2. R-109 · Subject neighbour · directed

    Slippery slope argument → Framing

    Meaning of the relation type
    Beide Begriffe gehören demselben fachlichen Kontinent an. (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
    Why connected?
    English editorial text
    A slippery slope argument can frame an initial decision as the start of an unstoppable decline. Framing makes that perspective open to analysis. The predicted chain of consequences still requires evidence.
    Evidence basis
    Gemeinsamer fachlicher Kontinent (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
    Recorded review status
    ATLAS_109 klassifiziert (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)

    This connection in the earlier English edition

  3. R-110 · Subject neighbour · directed

    Slippery slope argument → False dilemma

    Meaning of the relation type
    Beide Begriffe gehören demselben fachlichen Kontinent an. (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
    Why connected?
    English editorial text
    A slippery slope argument can distort the available options by positing a chain of consequences. A false dilemma does so by restricting the alternatives. Each calls for a different test.
    Evidence basis
    Gemeinsamer fachlicher Kontinent (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)
    Recorded review status
    ATLAS_109 klassifiziert (Original source wording; no separate translation recorded)

    This connection in the earlier English edition

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