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Disciplines > Argument
'Argument' is often used to mean heated and emotional exchanges. Argument, here, is just the opposite. Arguing with pure logic, or argumentation, is a fine art that has been refined over many centuries. One of the earliest and best was Aristotle, and the modern art of argument has developed from the Athenians onward.
(Note: There is a total of around 140 pages in this section) See alsoArgument links, Critical thinking links, Using Statements, The Art of Being Right, Excusing, Denialism, Thinking
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