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curprev 11:3511:35, 10 August 2022‎ Tristandeliege talk contribs‎ 748 bytes +748‎ Created page with "§2.1 FINDING THE ARGUMENTS When trying to analyze the arguments in a given text the first step is to identify which passages contain arguments. You need to single out those stretches of text in which one or more propositions are cited as a reason to believe another. There are many ways in English to indicate that one proposition is being offered in support of another. For example, we might say “I should respect her, because she’s my mother,” or “She’s my moth..."

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