Unit 2 Flashcards

1
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What is an intermediate conclusion?

A

A conclusion used as a premise for a further conclusion

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2
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Two independent conclusions are?

A

Two separate premises and conclusions in the same argument

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3
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Two or more premises support a conclusion independently of one another if…

A

each would support the conclusion even if the other were not presented.

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4
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Two premises are dependent upon one another when…

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the two premises taken in combination support the conclusion, but neither premise supports the conclusion in the absence of the other.

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5
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What is a dilemma?

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An argument in which it is held that there are only two alternatives in a given situation, each of which is unpalatable to the audience.

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Premises and conclusions can be expressed as statements, but they can also take on the form of….

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Rhetorical questions, commands, exclamations, and so on.

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