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S. Stevenson Smith , for example , says : “ There is no better way to marshal reasons for a critical position than the method of argument . ” He points to Shaw's style as a supreme example , for “ It is rapid , spare , stripped for ...
S. Stevenson Smith , for example , says : “ There is no better way to marshal reasons for a critical position than the method of argument . ” He points to Shaw's style as a supreme example , for “ It is rapid , spare , stripped for ...
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Buckle calls it " this extremely logical method , " and says it " can seem almost too exhaustive . ... " It also may be wooden and far too long except for the most devoted aficionados . Buckle goes on to explain why he thinks this ...
Buckle calls it " this extremely logical method , " and says it " can seem almost too exhaustive . ... " It also may be wooden and far too long except for the most devoted aficionados . Buckle goes on to explain why he thinks this ...
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If he uses the inductive method the sequence offers a choice of two arrangements . One is to start with a general statement that follows an example or incident , then provide minor and major details , all leading to a general ...
If he uses the inductive method the sequence offers a choice of two arrangements . One is to start with a general statement that follows an example or incident , then provide minor and major details , all leading to a general ...
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