What are Arguments?

This video introduces what an argument is, the two parts of arguments, two types of arguments, and two ways to evaluate arguments.
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Here are some additional resources on the topic:
• Book: Critical Thinking by Brooke Noel Moore and Richard Parker
• Blog: reasonresources.wordpress.com/ by Michael LaBossiere
• Website: www.clearerthinking.org/
• Online courses: www.coursera.org/courses?quer...
Introduction to Logic. Introduction to Critical Thinking. Introduction to Philosophy. Arguments explained. Inductive vs Deductive Reasoning. Premise vs conclusion. Evaluating premises and reasoning. Valid, strong, sounds, and cogent arguments.

[@PhilosophyWithLilly]

A fellow philosophy TH-camr! Keep on doing the good work, my friend!

[@DouglasMendes1983]

I like how you presented the premises as "good enough". There might be imortal men somewhere and we are just no familiar with, but that's so unlikely that it's not worth taking into consideration.
We have to choose where to focus our efforts.

[@GeorgiEmbaid]

Thank you for this video :) hugs from Venezuela

[@PhilosopherGames]

❤️ Thanks for watching!

[@MeroFromVero]

Premises: - Man is a political animal.
- Bearistotle, a bear with strong opinions, is a political animal.
Conclusion: Bearistotle is a man.

[@PhilosopherGames]

Looks like a sound argument to me! 😜