Analysis Of Argument Flashcards

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Analogy definition

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A comparison used as part of the reasoning in an argument, like the question is similar to a less controversial one.

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General principles definition

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Rule like statements or guidelines that behaviour is not limited to a specific situation they sometimes act as reasons to support arguments.

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counter definition

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Minster opposing argument usually by providing reasoning against it

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challenge definition

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Means the same as the counter argument, you can change the main conclusion in the document.

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Assess definition

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Evaluate, invites you to consider an example of reasoning and identify strengths and/or weaknesses supported by an explanation.

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Strength and weakness definition

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Questions may specifically directed identify and explain only strengths in reasoning suggest as relevance. They may also ask you to identify number of weaknesses naming floors explaining why they are not good examples of reasoning.

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Opinion, belief and knowledge definition

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Enable to distinctly identify different types of evidence. An opinion can be subjective and is therefore not such a reliable evidence is knowledge with his universally accepted as objective

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Reasoning definition

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Coherent and logical pattern of thought leading from one step to another, usually employing reasons, evidence, intermediate conclusions and other components to reach a conclusion.

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Intermediate conclusion definition

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Conclusion drawn on the way to the main conclusion supported by reasons but acting itself as a reason for the main conclusion or other intermediate conclusion

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Coherent definition

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Meaningful and well reasoned argument where steps flow logically from one point to another and all are relevant.

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Consistent definition

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One without internal contradictions. All evidence and reasoning collaborates and supports.

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Contradiction definition.

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Occurs when two or more claims undermine each other, showing that at least one cannot be completely true

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Converse definition

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Where key sections have been reversed

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Refute definition

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Prove a claim wrong.

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Repudiate definition

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Emphatically to reject an argument or idea. Employing good reasoning or by offering poor reasoning or no reasoning at all

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Structure definition

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Refers to its various components or elements and the order and way in which they function to support its conclusion.

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Inference definition

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Infers or works out from the evidence or clues in a text, in a spoken or similar stimulus.

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Implication definition

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Indirect suggestion that something may be the case as the, as opposed to explicitly stating that it is.

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Ambiguity definition

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Can be interpreted in different ways because of double or even multiple possible meanings.