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| Evidence, support and reasons in an argument |
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| What the argument is arguing |
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| What is a conditional statement? |
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| An if_____then______ statement containing an antecedent and a cosequent. |
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| What two conditions are expressed in a conditional statement? |
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1. Necessary
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| What are some argument patterns? |
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2. Horizontal Pattern
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| consists of one single argument in which two or more premises provide independent support for a single conclusion. |
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| consists of a series of arguments in which a conclusion of a logically prior argument becomes a premise of a subsequent argument. |
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| Structure of an explanation |
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| explanandum and explanans |
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| An explanandum is that which is to be explained |
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| An explain is that which does the explaining |
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| organized body of knowledge, or science, that evaluates arguments |
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| Group of statements, one or more of which (the premises) are claimed to provide support for one of the others (the conclusion). |
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| Who is known as the father of Logic? |
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| explanations and conditional statements |
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| Being a tiger is a _________ condition for being an animal |
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| Sufficient. Because if something is a tiger then it's an animal |
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