Logical reasoning
About the Lecture
The lecture Logical reasoning by Tim Aghotor is from the course Legal English (EN). It contains the following chapters:
- Introduction to Logical Reasoning
- The Structure of Arguments
- Paraphrase the Author's Points
- Answer Possible Questions
- Remember the Scope of the Argument
- Summary
Included Quiz Questions
Strategic reading is all the following except?
- Reading for details
- Reading for structure
- Paraphrasing key words
- Connecting abstract ideas to your own experience
- Anticipating where the author is going
Reading strategically means reading for all except?
- Scope
- Purpose
- Topic
- Main idea
- Details
In logical reasoning the word "argument" means?
- The ability to understand any piece of text which the author puts forward a point of view and attempts to support that opinion.
- It is when two people are raising their voices at each other in a court.
- It is opinion of a defendant against a plaintiff.
- It is logical conclusion to be reached in a proceeding.
Active reading in reading logical reasoning means all except?
- Interrogating the opinions of the subjects
- Interrogating the author’s logic
- Evaluating whether the argument is convincing or not
- Reading with a critical eye
- Reading strategically
The scope is?
- The limited areas in which the author is interested
- The broad areas of interest to the author
- It is the core of the whole title.
- Reading with a critical eye has no meaning for our purpose.
Author of lecture Logical reasoning
Tim Aghotor
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