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Decks in this class (12)
Chapter 1
What is an Argument? (And What Is Not)
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Chapter 2
Pinning down argument structure
16
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Chapter 3
Looking at language
25
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Chapter 4
Good arguments: an introduction
14
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Chapter 5
Premises: What to accept and why
12
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Chapter 6
Working on Relevance
19
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Chapter 7
Deductive Arguments: Categorical Logic
31
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Chapter 8
Deductive arguments: Propositional Logic
26
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Chapter 9
An introduction to Inductive Arguments
17
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Chapter 10
Casual Inductive Arguments
12
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Chapter 11
Analogies: Reasoning from case to case
14
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Chapter 12
Conductive arguments and counter considerations
9
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