Argumentation and Debate: Principles and Practices, Volume 10

affirmative American analysis answer appear argue argument attack attitudes audience basic called cause chapter communication concerning conclusion consider constructive contest course debate decision defense definition determine developed director discussion economic effective established evidence examination example existence fact fallacy federal forensic frequently give given going ideas important individual instances interest issues judge listener logical material means meet method negative opponent organizations participants person possible practice prepared present problem proof proposal proposition prove question reading reason rebuttal reference refutation result round selected side situation social societies sources speaker speaking specific speech student suggested tion tournament United University usually York