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Political discussion often turns ugly. John Crace, Catarina Dutilh Novaes, William Outhwaite, and Jo Phillips explore whether spin and negative campaigning are an unavoidable, even essential, feature of political life. The post From the vaults: Reason and Rhetoric first appeared on Forum for Philosophy.

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