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r0bHadz
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My school uses Rosens book which is an awful book, would not recommend. Can anyone please help me solidify if what I am saying is true:
If you are presented an argument, to even take this argument into consideration, you must prove whether the argument is valid or not. After this is done, you can move on to determining if the conclusion is true.
If you are presented an argument, to even take this argument into consideration, you must prove whether the argument is valid or not. After this is done, you can move on to determining if the conclusion is true.
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