What is a argument

An argument is a set of claims in which one or more of the claims, the premises, are put forward so as to offer reasons for another claim, the conclusion.

What is an opinion

An opinion is a belief, often held with a rather low degree of confidence. Usually when we hold opinions, we are aware that they are our opinions in the sense that we cannot fully defend them by citing reasons or evidence in support.

books

• Just the Arguments: 100 of the Most Important Arguments in Western Philosophy by Micheal Bruce
• A Practical Study of Argument, Enhanced Edition

tool

• https://thinkeranalytix.org/about-argument-mapping/
• https://argdown.org/

course

• https://course.thinkeranalytix.org/class/how-we-argue/
• ArgumentAcademy.com – Analyse arguments more effectively – and develop stronger arguments

Links

• Straw Man, Steel Man, and All Those Other Men
• Where arguments come from
• Use This Psychotherapy Technique To End All Of Your Arguments | Jordan Peterson at Cambridge
• Argument mapping
  • https://thinkeranalytix.org/about-argument-mapping/
• How To Argue With Someone Who Won’t Listen
• Argument bot build with chat gpt
• The argument claim hexagon model – ArgumentAcademy.com