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Table of Contents
pt. 1. Argument structure. 1. Overview
2. Argument components
3. Mapping an argument
pt. 2. Meaning. 4. Language use
5. Definitions
pt. 3. Truth. 6. Acceptability conditions
pt. 4. Logic. 7. Categorical logic: translation
8. Categorical logic: validity
9. Propositional logic: translation
10. Propositional logic: validity
pt. 5. Induction. 11. Causation and probability
12. Science
13. Arguments by analogy
pt. 6 Fallacies. 14. Fallacies
Appendices. 1. Answers to select questions
2. A bad essay: "Vegetarianism and moral duty"
3. Hints for writing philosophy papers.
2. Argument components
3. Mapping an argument
pt. 2. Meaning. 4. Language use
5. Definitions
pt. 3. Truth. 6. Acceptability conditions
pt. 4. Logic. 7. Categorical logic: translation
8. Categorical logic: validity
9. Propositional logic: translation
10. Propositional logic: validity
pt. 5. Induction. 11. Causation and probability
12. Science
13. Arguments by analogy
pt. 6 Fallacies. 14. Fallacies
Appendices. 1. Answers to select questions
2. A bad essay: "Vegetarianism and moral duty"
3. Hints for writing philosophy papers.