Understanding Arguments: An Introduction to Informal Logic
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Understanding Arguments: An Introduction to Informal Logic

by Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, Robert J. Fogelin

Philosophy Critical Thinking Logic
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Understanding Arguments: An Introduction to Informal Logic provides a foundation for examining reasoning in everyday language. Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Robert J. Fogelin introduce readers to the principles of informal logic, helping them approach claims, evidence, and arguments with greater clarity and analytical care.

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Understanding Arguments: An Introduction to Informal Logic introduces readers to the study of arguments as they appear in ordinary language.

The book focuses on informal logic, a field concerned with recognizing, analyzing, and evaluating reasoning outside strictly formal systems.

It offers a foundation for thinking more carefully about claims, evidence, and the structure of arguments.

Written by Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Robert J. Fogelin, this work is suited to readers seeking an introduction to critical reasoning.

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