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Study Questions for Lewis Carroll's
"What the Tortoise Said to Achilles"
- If Achilles were not quite so obtuse, he might realize that the outcome of this little exercise with the tortoise will be (what)? I.e., explain in a sentence or two what you think the outcome of this exercise would be.
- So what point do you think the tortoise is trying to get Achilles to realize?
- What point do you think Lewis Carroll is trying to make in this story?
- If you were to state Carroll's main point in the form of a standard Aristotelian syllogism, how would you form that syllogism?
- major premise:
- minor premise:
- conclusion:
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