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Argumentando se entiende la gente

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Argumentar es la operación mental y comunicativa que más se necesita en todas las ocupaciones y profesiones. Es necesario que en toda ocupación logremos pensar productivamente, es decir, que no importa cuál sea el problema que se nos presente, estemos en posición de plantear premisas y a partir de ellas sacar conclusiones de acuerdo con reglas sólidas y robustas, así como desarrollar habilidades para defender nuestras posturas, disuadir al otro o construir acuerdos. En ese sentido, esta obra promueve, de una manera sencilla y organizada, que aprendamos a dominar el arte de argumentar.

160 pages, Hardcover

First published April 30, 2014

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Michael A. Gilbert

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Dr. Michael A. Gilbert is Professor of Philosophy at York University in Toronto, Canada. He is the author of Coalescent Argumentation (1979), as well as two novels and numerous scholarly articles.

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March 20, 2017
Had this as a textbook for an English class this spring, Advanced Composition (last class of my undergrad!). It's pretty theoretical but uses a lot of good examples and deconstructs the process of articulating and perceiving arguments. Does a decent job of encouraging arguers to pay close attention to both points of convergence and divergence in any good argument.
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