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Debates vs. Dialogues; Arguments with Question Marks; Dealing with Equivocation
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Josh and Tim answer questions about the art of dialogue. Watch this preview video from the Equipped for Life Course to hear the lesson they are discussing.
Questions:
Jim: “I know your focus is more of a one-on-one conversational dialogue. But is there any consideration of including anything regarding how things differ in a debate scenario?”
Kristine: “Could you give me some more examples of the differences between a clarification question and an argument with a question mark that you encourage people to avoid making? And are there any instances where you might use an argument with a question mark?” We also discuss “the Socratic method” and more reasons why we make most of our arguments with periods instead of question marks.
Simon in Australia: “How do you deal with people who are equivocating or using words vaguely?”
Related Links:
Subscribe to the Equipped for Life Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Subscribe to ERI’s other podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.
The post Debates vs. Dialogues; Arguments with Question Marks; Dealing with Equivocation appeared first on Equal Rights Institute Blog - Clear Pro-Life Thinking.
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If you can’t see this video in your RSS reader or email, then click here.
Download Audio MP3 | 00:43:14
Josh and Tim answer questions about the art of dialogue. Watch this preview video from the Equipped for Life Course to hear the lesson they are discussing.
Questions:
Jim: “I know your focus is more of a one-on-one conversational dialogue. But is there any consideration of including anything regarding how things differ in a debate scenario?”
Kristine: “Could you give me some more examples of the differences between a clarification question and an argument with a question mark that you encourage people to avoid making? And are there any instances where you might use an argument with a question mark?” We also discuss “the Socratic method” and more reasons why we make most of our arguments with periods instead of question marks.
Simon in Australia: “How do you deal with people who are equivocating or using words vaguely?”
Related Links:
Subscribe to the Equipped for Life Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Subscribe to ERI’s other podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.
The post Debates vs. Dialogues; Arguments with Question Marks; Dealing with Equivocation appeared first on Equal Rights Institute Blog - Clear Pro-Life Thinking.