Logical Argument - Michigan State University

Facts alone rarely, if ever, convince. In order to make a persuasive argument, facts need to be related to one another in a logical manner. A . logical statement is a conclusion based on reasoning. Logical statements depend on inferences drawn from facts, but are not necessarily facts themselves. If the conclusion (or recommendation) is to be ... ................
................

In order to avoid copyright disputes, this page is only a partial summary.