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  • May 4, 2021
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  • 2019/2020
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  • Rubina asharaf
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  • formal
  • formal logic
  • introductio
  • concise logic

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Formal logic lectures in
Urdu/Hindi
Welcome to my
channel

,Overview


 Identifying arguments from non-
arguments
 Analysing inferential claims
 Identifying different types of non-
inferential passages(non-arguments)

,How do we recognize
arguments?
 In
order to be an argument, a passage
must set out to prove something.
• Requirements for proving something
▪ At least one statement must claim to present
evidence or reason
▪ There must be a claim that something follows
from the evidence, that the evidence implies
something
▪ Essentially an argument must have at least one
statement that acts as premise and there must
be a claim that implies a conclusion

, Continue…

 The evidence doesn’t have to be
real, truthful, nor do the premises
need to support the conclusion, but
the claim itself must be present.
• These factors influence whether an
argument is good or bad, but they
change the fact that it is an argument.
Statement + claim = Argument
(premises) (conclusion)

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