CS101 Lecture Notes - Pbs, Canadian Content, Music Of Canada
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Argument: the means by which we enter into intellectual exchange, and create new knowledge. Looked up and understood instead of personal opinion. Claim: basic proposition you are beginning from. Not always an argument doesn"t have a clear state of evidence. Reasons for accepting an argument and its conclusion. Provides support to an arguments conclusion, it may have more than one premises. If it can be logically borne out to a conclusion if can be proved by evidence. The act or process of deriving logical conclusions from premises known or soon to be true. Act of coming to a logical conclusion without actually having first hand knowledge of certain events. Lead to an apparently sound conclusion according to faulty logic. 12 types of fallacy: slippery slope small first step leads to a chain of related events cumulating in some significant effect.
