The Art of Debate
The Art of Debate
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a) Facts that were competent causes.
b) Facts drawn from similar cases.
2. He is shown to have done so.
a) Direct testimony.
b) Facts that are effects.
II. The law makes this act a crime.
1. There is every reason why it should (moral reasons).
2. Such and such a statute makes it a crime.
METHODS OF PROOF. lOI o) It makes " x" z crime.
h) This act is " x." i. Authority in similar cases.
(II.) The proposed plan should be adopted.
I. It is antecedently reasonable.
1. It is in accordance with prece...dent.
2. It is just (i.e., in accordance with prin- ciple).
3. It is favored by A, B and C II. It is expedient.
1. It meets existing needs, o) X is needed.
o') It will supply X.
b) y is needed.
b') It will supply 3;.
2. It has worked well elsewhere.
0) Testimony.
3. The effects will be good a) upon the interests of x; b) upon the interests of y.
III. There is no better plan.
.1. ^ is not better.
2. y is not better.
Such outlines as (I.) and (II.) evidently involve the syllogistic type of argument for the establish- ment of certain of their parts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a) Facts that were competent causes.
b) Facts drawn from similar cases.
2. He is shown to have done so.
a) Direct testimony.
b) Facts that are effects.
II. The law makes this act a crime.
1. There is every reason why it should (moral reasons).
2. Such and such a statute makes it a crime.
METHODS OF PROOF. lOI o) It makes " x" z crime.
h) This act is " x." i. Authority in similar cases.
(II.) The proposed plan should be adopted.
I. It is antecedently reasonable.
1. It is in accordance with prece...dent.
2. It is just (i.e., in accordance with prin- ciple).
3. It is favored by A, B and C II. It is expedient.
1. It meets existing needs, o) X is needed.
o') It will supply X.
b) y is needed.
b') It will supply 3;.
2. It has worked well elsewhere.
0) Testimony.
3. The effects will be good a) upon the interests of x; b) upon the interests of y.
III. There is no better plan.
.1. ^ is not better.
2. y is not better.
Such outlines as (I.) and (II.) evidently involve the syllogistic type of argument for the establish- ment of certain of their parts.
What to read after The Art of Debate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymond Macdonald Alden to read onlineMoreLess
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