Critical Thinking: What is an Argument?

In this lecture from his Critical Thinking college course, Professor Galindo discusses the anatomy of an argument. He explains claims, issues, conclusions, premises and other terms needed to discuss arguments.
The textbook for this class is Moore and Parker's "Critical Thinking".
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Thank you Sir.

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PLEASE CAN CONCLUSION BE AT THE END OF THE AN ARGUMENT

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• thank you...lecture was friendly

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