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I'd like to see a links section for writing and speaking, in addition to the philosophy links section.
I'd like to see a links section for writing and speaking, in addition to the philosophy links section.


This is rubbish, complete with factual errors and cringe-worthy misrepresentations of basic concepts. It reads like some high school teacher's liberal apologetics for children who may have heard the grown ups use the phrase 'rhetoric' in a disparaging or disapproving way. The discussion of stasis misrepresents the entire method as some sort of disinterested or cooperative search for truth (or probably consensus lol), and the description of questions of jurisdiction is clearly fabricated by somebody who has no familiarity whatsoever with the primary sources (questions of jurisdiction relate to the venue - usually a court - in which a case is being heard: 'is this the right jurisdiction to hear this case? Should this be a civil or a criminal case?' etc).

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I'd like to see a links section for writing and speaking, in addition to the philosophy links section.


This is rubbish, complete with factual errors and cringe-worthy misrepresentations of basic concepts. It reads like some high school teacher's liberal apologetics for children who may have heard the grown ups use the phrase 'rhetoric' in a disparaging or disapproving way. The discussion of stasis misrepresents the entire method as some sort of disinterested or cooperative search for truth (or probably consensus lol), and the description of questions of jurisdiction is clearly fabricated by somebody who has no familiarity whatsoever with the primary sources (questions of jurisdiction relate to the venue - usually a court - in which a case is being heard: 'is this the right jurisdiction to hear this case? Should this be a civil or a criminal case?' etc).