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The Art of Debate

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1 recommender · 1 thread · recommended in 1 year, 2018 · score 1.0

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A Great Courses lecture series on the principles and techniques of argument and debate, covering how to build stronger arguments and evaluate the reasoning of others.

One commenter recommends it very highly to anyone wanting to make stronger arguments, after critiquing the logic of an article.

Humanities & Social Sciencebeginnerpaidvideo lectures#debate#argumentation#reasoning#critical thinking#rhetoric

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What commenters said (1)

  1. Strongly recommendsjngreenlee2018in “From cyber-libertarianism to national-populism (The many faces of fascism pt. 1)”

    Essentially, the author conflates changes in the homepage of (one version of) TPB with a broader migration of "former libertarians" to "national populists".

    I'm not sure what method he's using to confirm their past character, nor how wide spread this actually might be, nor what his warrant from the evidence to the conclusion is.

    If you or anyone is interested in making stronger arguments (than this example), I can recommend this course very highly: https://www.thegreatcourses.com/courses/the-art-of-debate.ht...

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