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Do Default Positions Exist?
The term “default position” refers to a belief (or lack of belief) that is preferable prior to debate or before any evidence is considered. Many people claim that some belief (or lack thereof) are def… more →
Ethical Realism
New on Amazon - Paperback: How to Coach A Debate Team
wrote 4 hours ago: How to Coach A Debate Team This book contains all you need to know to successfully coach a debate te … more →
Exitosa primera fase del Torneo de Debates en Inglés se realizó en el Bio Bio
wrote 17 hours ago: Exitosa primera fase del Torneo de Debates en Inglés se realizó en el Bío Bío Fuente: Mineduc … more →
Werbung über Alles
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wrote 5 days ago: I don’t have too much to add to Wild Bill’s analysis of recent statements summarizing th … more →
Do Default Positions Exist?
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wrote 1 week ago: The term “default position” refers to a belief (or lack of belief) that is preferable prior to debat … more →
State Coercion, Objectivism and Compassion
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wrote 1 week ago: I was looking around again, and I found a post at a blog called A Nine Pound Hammer …. or a Wo … more →
What One Should Be the Most Critical about
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wrote 2 weeks ago: See here for the Finnish version: Kaikkein epäilyttävin lähde (I have a bigger thing coming up here, … more →
Post Doc Postion in Argumentation and Explanation
wrote 2 weeks ago: The Scrutable Autonomous Systems (SAsSy) project aims to enable the scrutiny of autonomous systems b … more →
Establishing Trust in the Twenty First Century: Negotiating Tensions Between National Security and Civil Liberties
wrote 2 weeks ago: Establishing Trust in the Twenty First Century A dominant theme in political discourse in the United … more →
Video Tip: How KIPP Teachers Learn to Teach Critical Thinking
wrote 2 weeks ago: The KIPP Charter schools focus heavily on teaching from a focus on critical thinking. Teacher in th … more →
What is the Burden of Proof?
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wrote 2 weeks ago: One of the most confusing topics regarding argumentation and rationality is what we call the “burden … more →
About That Tyranny of Clichés
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wrote 3 weeks ago: G. K. Chesterton once quipped that “people generally quarrel because they cannot argue” … more →
Visualizing the evolution of a debate on the web with Argublogging
wrote 3 weeks ago: Argublogging is an application that allows users to write arguments supporting or dissenting from an … more →
Senator Dianne Feinstein’s Solution for the War on Drugs
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Some days back, U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein had an opinion piece published at The Hill. Her soluti … more →
Call for Papers: Argumentation 2012
wrote 3 weeks ago: A call for papers — with submission deadline of 7 September 2012 — has been issued for A … more →
Critical stakes
wrote 4 weeks ago: I keep hearing from colleagues in other disciplines that the stakes are incredibly low in contempora … more →
Introduction to Argument Mapping & Critical Thinking (Ebook/PDF, updated 5/22/2012)
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wrote 4 weeks ago: I have made an introduction to argument mapping and critical thinking in the form of an ebook. There … more →
[A] Argument: Final Paper
wrote 1 month ago: Remember to keep the materials archived in this post open and organized at all times during the proc … more →
On Intellectual Savagery: The Evangelical Response to The False Division
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wrote 1 month ago: Black percheron draft horse butt (Photo credit: Wikipedia) I attempted to engage a man in an online … more →
Real World Examples of Liberal Brotherly Love
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wrote 1 month ago: Andrew Breitbart died on March 1, 2012. Yesterday in the news was the report that the coroner has ru … more →
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