The Principles of Argumentation
The Principles of Argumentation
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The work done in C, 2 and 3, is, then, special refutation, for the objections met are not made to the main proposition, that the troops should be withdrawn from Boston, but to one of the ideas by which Lord Chatham hoped to make good that statement.
Objections made to the main proposition call, then, for general refutation ; objections raised to other parts of the work than the main proposition call for special refutation.
ARGUMENTATION. Ill How TO Arrange Refutation.
Special objections should ...be treated at once when they arise, for, as the illustration just given shows, they block the movement of the argument until they are cleared away. There is, however, no one rule for arranging general objections. If they are important, and generally accepted as true, it is often wise to treat them before expounding one's own views on the question. Doing this, a student will prevent his audience from silently controverting his ideas, as he develops them, with arguments that he is entirely prepared to answer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The work done in C, 2 and 3, is, then, special refutation, for the objections met are not made to the main proposition, that the troops should be withdrawn from Boston, but to one of the ideas by which Lord Chatham hoped to make good that statement.
Objections made to the main proposition call, then, for general refutation ; objections raised to other parts of the work than the main proposition call for special refutation.
ARGUMENTATION. Ill How TO Arrange Refutation.
Special objections should ...be treated at once when they arise, for, as the illustration just given shows, they block the movement of the argument until they are cleared away. There is, however, no one rule for arranging general objections. If they are important, and generally accepted as true, it is often wise to treat them before expounding one's own views on the question. Doing this, a student will prevent his audience from silently controverting his ideas, as he develops them, with arguments that he is entirely prepared to answer.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Pierce Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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