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Applied Ethics · Chapter 2

The Argument Dissector

One sentence spoken on a hospital unit can contain a verdict, a fact, and a moral rule nobody said out loud. Sort each statement below into Toulmin's six parts and watch the map assemble. Then press “What was actually said” to see how much of a real argument you had to supply yourself.

1 · Pick a dispute

2 · Give every statement its job

The argument, mapped

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FeedbackChoose a role for any statement. The map fills in as you get them right, and every miss gets an explanation rather than a buzzer.