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In “Think Again," Walter Sinnott‑Armstrong examines the nature of a good argument and its power to build understanding, respect, and compromise. He shows that effective arguments avoid put‑downs, abuse, accusations, or avoidance, and instead rely on strong evidence. By understanding what makes an argument good, readers can engage in constructive conversation without feeling the need to merely win.
First publish date: 2018
Genre: Philosophy/Epistemology
Authors: Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
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