Understanding Arguments: An Introduction to Informal Logic

  • Fogelin R
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Teaching you how to construct sound and effective arguments, this lively introductory text uses extensive real-life examples to guide you through the use of both formal and informal logic in academia ( and beyond), with: A streamlined and reorganized presentation that focuses on what you really need to know about each topic; New information about a wider range of logical fallacies -- New readings and references on diverse topics such as intelligent design and the humor of Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert; Chapter features--including exercises and discussion questions--that allow you to self-test your analytical skills as you progress through the text; and detailed information about the legal, moral, scientific, religious, and philosophical applications of various arguments.

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Fogelin, R. (1978). Understanding Arguments: An Introduction to Informal Logic. Informal Logic, 1(2). https://doi.org/10.22329/il.v1i2.2805

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