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Consider René Descartes's Famous Argument, "I Think

Question 62

Question 62

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Consider René Descartes's famous argument, "I think. Therefore, I am." The claim "I think" is:


A) The argument's conclusion.
B) A subconclusion of the argument.
C) The argument's premise.
D) Not part of an argument.

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