Complex argument

Definition

A complex argument is a well-developed and nuanced argument that takes into account multiple perspectives, evidence, and counterarguments. It goes beyond simple statements or opinions to provide a deeper analysis of the topic.

Related terms

Counterargument:

An opposing viewpoint or argument that challenges the main argument.

Evidence:

Facts, examples, statistics, or expert opinions used to support an argument.

Nuance: The subtle differences or complexities within an issue that need to be considered in an argument.