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ENTHYMEME |
Is an arguement in which one (or more) of the premises, or the conclusion, is not stated. |
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ANALOGY |
Is a claim of similarity. Analogies are used to illustrate, to explain and to argue. |
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SYLLOGISM |
A deductive argument consisting of two premises and a conclusion only. |
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CONCLUSION |
In an argument, the conclusion is the proposition whose truth the arguement is attempting to establish. |
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PROPOSITION |
The information expressed by a declarative sentence or statement. PROPOSITION are either true or false. |
