@RaquelRage apparently - yes PER @KevinLin "IN order for something to be a premise, it has to be part of what the author points to when you ask them, "Why should I believe your conclusion?"
Context isn't part of that -- it's either a concession point or background information that just tells you what the argument is about."
@RaquelRage apparently - yes PER @KevinLin "IN order for something to be a premise, it has to be part of what the author points to when you ask them, "Why should I believe your conclusion?"
Context isn't part of that -- it's either a concession point or background information that just tells you what the argument is about."