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Represent Argument C in standard form using the General Form of Argument from Analogy as your guide. Be sure you represent the argument in standard form as demonstrated in Chapter 8 of Doing Practical Ethics. You should aim to represent the argument so that the premises and conclusion are all stated precisely and clearly, so that you capture accurately what the argument in the passage is saying, and so that your standard-form representation fits the General Form of Argument from Analogy (on p. 111 of Doing Practical Ethics). Represent Argument D in standard form using the General Form of Argument from Analogy as your guide. Be sure you represent the argument in standard form as demonstrated in Chapter 8 of Doing Practical Ethics. You should aim to represent the argument so that the premises and conclusion are all stated precisely and clearly, so that you capture accurately what the argument in the passage is saying, and so that your standard-form representation fits the General Form of Argument from Analogy (on p. 111 of Doing Practical Ethics).

          Represent Argument C in standard form using the General Form of Argument from Analogy as your guide.  Be sure you represent the argument in standard form as demonstrated in Chapter 8 of Doing Practical Ethics.  You should aim to represent the argument so that the premises and conclusion are all stated precisely and clearly, so that you capture accurately what the argument in the passage is saying, and so that your standard-form representation fits the General Form of Argument from Analogy (on p. 111 of Doing Practical Ethics).
Represent Argument D in standard form using the General Form of Argument from Analogy as your guide.  Be sure you represent the argument in standard form as demonstrated in Chapter 8 of Doing Practical Ethics.  You should aim to represent the argument so that the premises and conclusion are all stated precisely and clearly, so that you capture accurately what the argument in the passage is saying, and so that your standard-form representation fits the General Form of Argument from Analogy (on p. 111 of Doing Practical Ethics).

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