Basic Concepts in Logic and Argumentation | 90A1E55C68DBAFC5667F85A2C76591EC39AE621E

Basic Concepts in Logic and Argumentation

Name	Basic Concepts in Logic and Argumentation	DOWNLOAD Copy Link Trouble downloading? see How To
Total Size	84.7 MB
Total Files	25
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/Part 1 - What is an Argument/
1.1 Definition of an argument.docx	15.6 KB
1.1 Definition of an argument.mp4	6.3 MB
1.2 Definition of a claim, or statement.docx	17.5 KB
1.2 Definition of a claim, or statement.mp4	6.9 MB
1.3 Definition of a good argument (I).docx	18.9 KB
1.3 Definition of a good argument (I).mp4	6.1 MB
1.4 Identifying premises and conclusions.docx	18.1 KB
1.4 Identifying premises and conclusions.mp4	9.3 MB
/Part 2 - What is a Good Argument/
2.1 The truth condition.docx	17.2 KB
2.1 The truth condition.mp4	10.2 MB
2.2 The logic condition.docx	18.2 KB
2.2 The logic condition.mp4	9.4 MB
2.3 Valid vs. invalid arguments.docx	16.4 KB
2.3 Valid vs. invalid arguments.mp4	8.4 MB
2.4 Strong vs. weak arguments.docx	17.4 KB
2.4 Strong vs. weak arguments.mp4	7.3 MB
2.5 Definition of a good argument (II).docx	15.1 KB
2.5 Definition of a good argument (II).mp4	2.3 MB
/Part 3 - Deductive versus Inductive Arguments/
3.1 Deduction and valid reasoning.docx	16.1 KB
3.1 Deduction and valid reasoning.mp4	3.6 MB
3.2 Induction and invalid reasoning.docx	16.0 KB
3.2 Induction and invalid reasoning.mp4	2.6 MB
3.3 Induction and scientific reasoning.docx	419.6 KB
3.3 Induction and scientific reasoning.mp4	11.7 MB
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Table of Contents.docx	15.2 KB
Total files 25