… The slippery slope may then only be an auxiliary argument. My conclusion is that, though
we cannot give any a priori arguments against the empirical version of the slippery slope, there …

… already seen that some slippery-slope arguments are good arguments - then this would be
… why the slippery-slope argument presented earlier as an example of a good argument was …

… slippery slope argument. This Comment thus concludes by arguing that there are good
reasons for rethinking some of the roles that slippery slope arguments can play in legal debates. …

… Participants were required to read several short scenarios containing slippery slope
arguments, and provide a rating of argument strength. These slippery slope arguments were …

… On this account, slippery slope arguments would be those 'similarity of reasons' arguments
… I conclude that slippery slope arguments may contain many mistakes but need not, as such, …

… important ingredient or supposition in a slippery slope argument. A second version of the
logical argument is the soritical slippery slope argument. Here, it is argued that while A may be …

… Abstract—Slippery slope arguments (SSAs) are, so I argue, arguments from consequences
which have the following peculiar characteristic: They take advantage of our being less than …

… If the appeal to a pernicious precedent is a valid form of argument, then the logical slippery
slope argument, it seems, cannot be an invalid one. We can only say that each step offers the …

… Slippery slope arguments (SSAs) are used in a wide range of … on arguments against allowing
or implementing A 1 since the debate about SSAs prevalently targets this set of arguments. …