Argument diagrams Flashcards

1
Q

What is the schema for expressing belief

A
  • believe
  • justify
  • aware/it is likely
  • confident
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2
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Why do we use argument

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it is a line of reasoning used in an attempt to persuade/be persuaded that is most often spoken or in writing

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3
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An opinion by itself is not an argument

A

True

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4
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Examples for arguments

A

Newspaper, Reviews, Argumentation essays

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5
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Every argument must have a ___________ + one or more __________

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main point/conclusion, supporting reasons/premises

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6
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What are argument indicators

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special words that indicate the role a claim plays in an argument

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7
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What are conclusion indicators

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so, therefore, thus, hence, it follows that, for that reason

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8
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What are premise indicators

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Since, due to the fact, given that, as, because

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9
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What is argument reconstruction

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an essential skill to be able to reconstruct arguments for better understanding/constructive criticism

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10
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What are the principles of reconstruction

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Principle if fidelity and principle of clarity

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11
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What is principle of fidelity

A

reconstruct the argument so that it captures the argument the arguer is actually trying to make

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12
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What is principle of clarity

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reconstruct the argument so that it is as strong as possible

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13
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The principle of fidelity takes ________ over the principle of clarity

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precedence

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14
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What are the 2 roles of these principles

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  1. to help fill in missing pieces
  2. diagram the resulting argument
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15
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A diagram can…

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explain, simplify, demonstrate complexity, help spot trouble/weak spots

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16
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Why do we do argument diagrams

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  1. to show how many parts it has
  2. how the parts are connected
17
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What are joint premises

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sometimes premises need eachother in order to work at all

18
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What are layered arguments

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the conclusion provides a premise for another argument (main indicator word is because)