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| − | A [[hidden premise]] is an argument | + | A [[hidden premise]] is an unstated claim upon which an [[argument]] depends in order to succeed. Often (not always), the unstated claim is also the conclusion being argued, making such usage a [[circular argument]] while also dishonestly concealing the information which would make that fact apparent. |
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| + | * [[Claim-smuggling]] is the act of using a [[hidden premise]] in an argument. | ||
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About
A hidden premise is an unstated claim upon which an argument depends in order to succeed. Often (not always), the unstated claim is also the conclusion being argued, making such usage a circular argument while also dishonestly concealing the information which would make that fact apparent.
Related
- Claim-smuggling is the act of using a hidden premise in an argument.