[PHILOS 3] - Final Exam Guide - Everything you need to know! (36 pages long)

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For people to be introduced to this situation. Give sense of what philosophical questions are about. Observations within our world that lets you come up with questions. Polly is seen dead by john but the owner of the store says she is not. She seems very still, non moving, and practically dead in someone"s view. 1st premise: everything not alive (n) is dead (d) 2nd premise: the parrot (p) is not alive (n) Conclusion: therefore, the parrot (p) is (d) dead. A group of sentences either true or false which lead to a. Arguments are valid or invalid / sound and unsound. Its logical form is such that its conclusion follows from the statements that come before the conclusion the premises. The conclusion follows validity from the premises of the argument if. It is impossible for the conclusion to be false when the premises are true.

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