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Philosophy Definition Cards
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- 1Definition of ArgumentA set of propositions of which one is a conclusion and the remainder are premises. The truth of the premises is intended as support for the conclusion
- 2Definition of PropositionsThe factual content expressed by a declarative sentence on a particular occasion. The same proposition may be expressed by different sentences
- 3Definition of rhetoricAny verbal or written attempt to persuade someone to believe, desire or do something that does not attempt to give good reasons for the belief, desire or action, but attempts to motivate that belief, desire or action solely through the power of the words used
- 4Deductive ValidityDeductive Validity: to say that an argument is deductively valid is to say that if the premises were all true, then the conclusion would have to be true
- 5Deductively SoundTo say that an argument is deductively sound is to say: the argument is valid, and all its premises are actually true
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