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The british philosopher, author, and educator
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Graduation from Cambridge with a bachelors in arts
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Graduated Cambridge with a Masters in Arts and a PhD in Philosophy
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In 1958 Toulmin introduced a six part model that explains, categorizes, the development of arguments. The 6 components of an effective argument are claim, data, warrant, backing, modality, and rebuttal released in Toulmin's book, "The uses of argument". Nordquist, R. (n.d.). What is the toulmin model of argument? Retrieved February 21, 2021, from https://www.thoughtco.com/toulmin-model-argument-1692474
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The Toulmin model and system are essentially the same thing with a few differences in my opinion such as the system is a "how to" step by step. These steps start with making your claim, qualify your claim, reasons supporting your claim, explain assumptions that connect your claims and reasonings, back your claim, prepare for the counter argument, and finally come to your conclusion.
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Toulmin argued that moral reasoning is based upon inductive reasoning. Not only that but both objective and subjective approach fail because of its properties and or it being an intellectual mistake because moral reasoning consist of something else. Stephen EDELSTON Toulmin. (n.d.). Retrieved February 21, 2021, from https://biography.yourdictionary.com/stephen-edelston-toulmin
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https://youtu.be/GWnEbMZ0IaA
A short video explaining the Toulmin method
