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The prep books basically say to identify the premise and move on. However, in my research, I have found different types of premises; suspended premises, explicit and implicit premises, dependent and independent premises and so forth. I'm getting confused and frustrated with the terminology in the different types of claims, statements, propositions, premises. Any words of encouragement? Please help...!!!
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Thank you very much.
Don’t worry about trying to memorize all of that. It will just give you a headache and you won’t focus on what’s important. You need to be able to recognize the premises and the conclusion of an argument. For more complicated arguments there will often be a major premise/sub conclusion, which is a statement that both recieves and gives support. 7Sage’s approach is very simple and easy to understand when it comes to this. I started out not understanding argument structure but now I understand it so well. I highly recommend you try 7Sage if you haven’t already. Let me know if you have any questions.
All you need to know are context, premise, conclusion, and any assumptions made (there will be at least one). I think you are overthinking this to be honest.