1
Q
What is standard form?
A
An argument that has at least one premise and at least one conclusion in a clear structure
2
Q
What has to be evident for standard form?
A
Which propositions are the premises or the conclusions
3
Q
How does standard form help?
A
Makes arguments easy to evaluate
Reasoning, Argument and Logic
flashcards
Decks in class (24)
# Cards
-
Propositions (relevant)8
-
Premises (relevant)4
-
Conclusions (relevant)2
-
Rhetoric3
-
Bullshit2
-
Lies2
-
Ambiguity3
-
Support3
-
Argument (relevant)6
-
Counter-example (relevant)2
-
Validity (relevant)5
-
Standard Form3
-
Logical Form1
-
Principle of Charity4
-
Valid argument forms (relevant)20
-
Fallacies21
-
Distinctions and tools (relevant)23
-
Formal logic (relevant)13
-
Formal language (relevant)17
-
Truth functional logic (relevant)25
-
First-order logic (relevant)17
-
Multiple generality (relevant)11
-
Necessity and related notions (relevant)7
-
Conditionals (relevant)11
