WEEK 6 - Argument Mapping and Multi-Layer Arguments Flashcards

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what is an argument map ?

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are diagrams that display the logical structure of an argument

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what are three points to a argument map ?

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  • each node stands for a statement
  • statements are linked to the statements they are supposed to support with arrows
  • the statement on the tail of the arrow support the statement on the head of the arrow
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3
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what is a co premise ?

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the premises work together

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what is a independent premise ?

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the premises work independently

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when is something a co-premise?

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two or more premises are co-premises when they work together to support a conclusion

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when is something an independent premise ?

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two or more premises are independent premises when they work independently to support a conclusion

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what are multi layered arguments ?

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is an argument in which some premises are supposed to be supported by other premises

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what are sub-arguments?

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is a part of an argument that provides indirect support for the main argument

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what are three steps that can help as a strategie for multi-layered argument mapping ?

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  1. identify the conclusion
  2. identify the main argument
  3. identify any sub-arguments
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