In classical argumentation, you build a case for some idea. You present facts, theories, and assumptions. Then, you reveal the conclusion. If you have done your job well, the conclusion will be the inevitable result of the discussion. If you start with the idea, you either confuse your reader (because he or she won’t have…
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