Argument
In logic, a set of claims where some (the reasons, or premises) are given to support another (the conclusion) - not a quarrel. Shouting or repeating a claim adds no reasons.
Depth 1 · Foundation
You can find the reasons and the conclusion of an everyday argument, draw it as a map, and tell a reason from shouting, repeating or insisting.
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You can find the reasons and the conclusion of an everyday argument, draw it as a map, and tell a reason from shouting, repeating or insisting.
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You can map arguments in a chain, with middle and final conclusions, and tell linked reasons (that only work together) from independent ones.
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