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    2.6: Finding the Counterarguments
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    1. Fehizele 26 Jan 2023
      An argument is part of an ongoing broader conversation about the subject

      An argument is sort of like an introduction to a conversation. This is a really nice way to look at an argument. I feel like nowadays, arguments are commonly looked at as disagreements.

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    4.6: Check How Well the Argument Addresses Counterarguments
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    1. Fehizele 26 Jan 2023
      We should remember to ask the same critical questions about the author’s response to counterarguments as we do about the main argument itself.

      This is definitely a statement that stands out to me.

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