|module one - identifying arguments|
|module two - reasons and conclusions|
|module three - the structure of arguments|
|section one - identifying inference indicators|
|section two - distinguishing reason and conclusion indicators|
|section three - indentifying conclusions|
|section four - reasoning with implicit inference indicators|
|sitemap start module one section one||introduction|
reasoning and non-reasoning
We all reason about things every moment of the day.
But we usually do this without reflecting upon what we are
doing and how we do it.
It is like riding a bicycle - we can do it without knowing
much about how we do it.