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# Philosophy Research Guide

A skill for conducting rigorous philosophical research, from constructing arguments and analyzing texts to writing publishable philosophy papers. Covers major subfields, argumentation methods, and the distinctive methodology of philosophical inquiry.

## Philosophical Argumentation

### Argument Structure and Evaluation

Every philosophical argument can be reconstructed in standard form:

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Premise 1: All knowledge requires justification. (epistemic principle)
Premise 2: Sensory experience alone cannot provide certainty. (empirical claim)
Premise 3: If knowledge requires certainty, then sensory experience
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