Explaining and analyzing the line of reasoning of an argument
Study Guide Overview
This study guide covers the concept of lines of reasoning in argumentation, including claims and evidence. It explains how lines of reasoning vary based on purpose (e.g., causality, solution). It differentiates between inductive and deductive reasoning and explores argument validity, including rhetorical strategies and logical alignment. The guide also emphasizes acknowledging context, limitations, implications, and other arguments for a strong argument.
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Question 1 of 13
What is the best way to describe a 'line of reasoning' in an argument? 🤔
A collection of random thoughts
A series of claims supported by evidence leading to a conclusion
A list of opinions without factual backing
The use of rhetorical strategies