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argument - a statement that is trying to prove or establish some point. The author will use reasons and/or evidence supporting that point conclusion - the claim an argument is intended to establish premises - the reasons that are supposed to support a conclusion argument analysis - the process that consists of reconstructing and evaluating an argument rhetorical power - when a person can convince people of what he or she says. Arguments presented in a very clear, logical and convincing manner rational strength - an argument that provides a good reason to believe its conclusion, even if it doesn't always persuade people literary merit - how original, interesting and well-written the argument is rational thinker - Thinkers who try their best to understand the information they receive and form conclusions based on that information statement - an assertion that something is or is not the case proposition - the specific thought or idea that the statement expresses steps of argument analysis - figure out if its an argument or not, reconstruct, evaluate Key ingredients in propositional knowledge - belief, truth, justificationtwo claims of realism - truths in that subject area, objective truths only objective truth - one truth for everyone nihilism - there are no truths whatsoever in that subject area (neither true nor false)
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