PHIL 140 Chapter Notes - Chapter 6: Syllogism, Obversion, National Thoroughbred Racing Association

PHIL 140 Chapter Notes - Chapter 7: Modus Ponens

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Monotonic argument - an inference or argument where the addition of information cannot overturn an established conclusions. In a non-monotonic argument

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Classification - a kind of division according to a rule. A group of individuals is divided into subgroups by a rule that sorts them by a set of common 

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Happen in the privacy of our own minds. argument - to engage in a public interpersonal reasoning process. A social exchange between two or more persons

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