Structural Identification Terms Flashcards

1
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Thus

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Conclusion indicator

(Premise comes before)

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2
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This suggests

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Conclusion Indicator

(Premise Comes before)

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3
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Therefore

A

Conclusion Indicator

(Premise comes before)

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4
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Hence

A

Conclusion Indicator

(Premise comes before)

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5
Q

Consequently

A

Conclusion Indicator

(Premise comes before)

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6
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So

A

Conclusion Indicator

(Premise comes before)

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7
Q

Clearly

A

Conclusion Indicator

(Premise can come before or after)

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8
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This shows that

A

Conclusion Indicator

(Premise comes before)

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9
Q

It follows that

A

Conclusion Indicator

(Premise comes before)

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10
Q

For this reason

A

Conclusion Indicator

(Premise comes before)

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11
Q

However

A

Change in Direction

(If the argument begins with an opposing view, the author’s view is introduced by this term)

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12
Q

But

A

Change in Direction

(If the argument begins with an opposing view, the author’s view is introduced by this term)

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13
Q

Although

A

Change in Direction

(If the argument begins with an opposing view, the author’s view is introduced by this term)

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14
Q

Despite

A

Change in Direction

(If the argument begins with an opposing view, the author’s view is introduced by this term)

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15
Q

Even so

A

Change in Direction

(If the argument begins with an opposing view, the author’s view is introduced by this term)

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16
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Because

A

Premise Indicator

(Conclusion can come before or after)

17
Q

Since

A

Premise Indicator

(Conclusion can come before or after)

18
Q

For example

A

Premise Indicator

(Conclusion must come before)

19
Q

For

A

Premise Indicator

(Conclusion must come before)

20
Q

As shown by

A

Premise Indicator

(Conclusion must come before)

21
Q

Evidence

A

Premise Indicator

(Conclusion can come before or after)

22
Q

Moreover

A

Continuation

(Will typically indicate a premise before and after)

23
Q

Additionally

A

Continuation

(Will typically indicate a premise)

24
Q

Also

A

Continuation

(Will typically indicate a premise)

25
Q

Furthermore

A

Continuation

(Will typically indicate a premise)

26
Q

And

A

Continuation

(Will typically indicate a premise before and after)

27
Q

Semicolon (;)

A

Typically indicates a premise, but not always

28
Q

Besides, …

A

Premise Indicator (Conclusion is the statement before)

29
Q

So that

A

Premise Indicator

30
Q

While

A

Change Direction

(If the argument begins with an opposing view, the author’s view is introduced by this term)

31
Q

Yet

A

Change Direction

(If the argument begins with an opposing view, the author’s view is introduced by this term)

32
Q

Despite

A

Change Direction

(If the argument begins with an opposing view, the author’s view is introduced by this term)