It seems that many philosophers use the "socrates" argument to explain a simple

It seems that many philosophers use the "socrates" argument to explain a simple

It seems that many philosophers use the "socrates" argument to explain a simple deductive argument. This argument is P1: All men are mortal P2: Socrates is a man C: Therefore, Socrates is mortal. However, is this not begging the question because P1 assumes that Socrates is mortal?

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