An introduction to informal logic with special attention to the analysis of actual arguments as they arise in daily life as well as in legal, scientific, and moral reasoning. Along with the analysis and criticism of arguments, the course will also consider the methods for constructing arguments that are both logically correct and persuasive. Open to all classes.
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| Name | Reviews |
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| John Kulvicki | 9 |
| Eugene Marshall | 8 |
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| Peter Lewis | 3 |
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