A Course in Argumentative Writing
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A similar analysis might be made of the reasoning process by which one infers that Kipling has acquired a knowledge of the process of engine-building.
I. AH writing of stories exactly describing the minutiae of engine-building is preceded by the author's acquisition of exact knowledge of the process of engine-building.
II. The writing of the story .ooy is the writing of a story exactly describing the minutiae of engine- building.
III. The writing of this story was preceded by the author's acqui...sition of exact knowledge of the process of engine-building.
The past tens e of the conclusion in a posteriori reason- ing may be explained as was the future tense in a priori reasoning.* It is not required by the technical form of the syllogism, but belongs to the reasoner's own pnint of vie w with reference to the first member of the series.
Event B, the second member, is either present or past.
(It could not serve as datum were it future.) Event A, therefore, since it precedes B in point of time, must be referred to the past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A similar analysis might be made of the reasoning process by which one infers that Kipling has acquired a knowledge of the process of engine-building.
I. AH writing of stories exactly describing the minutiae of engine-building is preceded by the author's acquisition of exact knowledge of the process of engine-building.
II. The writing of the story .ooy is the writing of a story exactly describing the minutiae of engine- building.
III. The writing of this story was preceded by the author's acqui...sition of exact knowledge of the process of engine-building.
The past tens e of the conclusion in a posteriori reason- ing may be explained as was the future tense in a priori reasoning.* It is not required by the technical form of the syllogism, but belongs to the reasoner's own pnint of vie w with reference to the first member of the series.
Event B, the second member, is either present or past.
(It could not serve as datum were it future.) Event A, therefore, since it precedes B in point of time, must be referred to the past.
What to read after A Course in Argumentative Writing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Buck to read onlineMoreLess
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