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Required Resources Read/review the following resources for this activity: • Textbook: Chapter 12 • Lesson • Minimum of 1 scholarly source Initial Post Instructions This week, you will write an argumentative essay. As the text points out, this is the apex of Bloom's taxonomy, in which you now use all of the skills you have learned in creating a logical argument. For the initial post, address the following: • Considering what you have written or where you are in the writing process, analyze and evaluate your own argument: - Is it inductive, deductive, or a mixture of both? - Explain the form(s) of inductive or deductive reasoning you have applied. - Is your resulting argument valid/sound or cogent/strong? • As you continue to work on your argumentative essay, consider where fallacies might creep into your reading or writing. - Have you made a hasty generalization? - Have you mistaken correlation for causation? - What type of argument might most easily lead you to a slippery slope?

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PHIL 347N


Week 7 Discussion 1: Reflecting on the Process


Chamberlain University
2021


Required Resources

Read/review the following resources for this activity:
 Textbook: Chapter 12
 Lesson
 Minimum of 1 scholarly source

Initial Post Instructions

This week, you will write an argumentative essay. As the text points out,
this is the apex of Bloom's taxonomy, in which you now use all of the skills
you have learned in creating a logical argument.
For the initial post, address the following:

 Considering what you have written or where you are in the writing
process, analyze and evaluate your own argument:
- Is it inductive, deductive, or a mixture of both?
- Explain the form(s) of inductive or deductive reasoning you have
applied.
- Is your resulting argument valid/sound or cogent/strong?


 As you continue to work on your argumentative essay, consider where
fallacies might creep into your reading or writing.
- Have you made a hasty generalization?
- Have you mistaken correlation for causation?



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