Types of polemics and types of polemical moves

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The man who is seeking to convert another in the proper manner should do so in a dialectical and not in a contentious way ... he who asks questions in a contentious spirit and he who in replying refuses to admit what is apparent ... are both of them bad dialecticians.

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Marcelo Dascal
Last affiliation: Tel Aviv University

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