Claim, Evidence, Warrant

Definition

Claim, evidence, warrant (CEW) is a framework used to structure arguments. The claim is the main point or assertion, evidence supports the claim with facts or examples, and the warrant explains how the evidence logically connects to the claim.

Related terms

Counterclaim:

A counterclaim is an opposing viewpoint or argument that challenges the original claim.

Rebuttal:

A rebuttal is a response that refutes or counters an opposing argument.

Logical Fallacy:

A logical fallacy refers to errors in reasoning that weaken an argument's validity.