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A Guide for the Disputatious
Dialogue 30 (1-2):123- (1991)
Abstract
It is obvious that teaching and research in informal logic is a growth industry, indeed one of burgeoning proportions. Judging by skyrocketing enrolments and the avalanche of books, journals, computer aids, conferences, and workshops during the last decade, it would seem to be no passing fad but the overdue recognition of a societal need.Other Versions
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