Thank You for Arguing
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Read on Hacker NewsHis book distinguishes between "arguing" and "fighting." The five components you describe above fall under the heading "argument." I highly recommend "Thank You for Arguing." It's a wonderful book that takes classical rhetoric, a relatively dry subject, and turns it into something entertaining to study.
Read on Hacker NewsHis book's fantastic... Thank You For Arguing. I read it on the Kindle, then I bought a copy so I could refer back to it easily and make notes in the margins.
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