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"Argument analysis" as a book category encompasses works that teach how to identify, reconstruct, evaluate, and produce arguments across written and spoken discourse. These books cover both formal and informal techniques—logic, argument mapping, fallacy recognition, standards of evidence and inference, rhetoric and persuasion—and offer practical methods for clarifying premises, testing validity and soundness, weighing probabilities, and detecting bias or equivocation. They range from introductory critical-thinking texts to advanced treatments used in philosophy, law, policy analysis, and debate, often including case studies and exercises to develop skills in reasoning, critique, and effective argumentation for students, professionals, and engaged general readers.

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