2 The History of Argument Our goal in this chapter is not to present an exhaustive history of argument. Our goal is to construct a chapter about the history of argument that is optimally usable for contemporary teachers

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Date: 2009-10-17 11:00:30 Science Critical thinking Ancient Greek philosophers Classical Greek philosophy Belief Contingency Relativism Sophism Isocrates Humanities Rhetoric Philosophy		2 The History of Argument Our goal in this chapter is not to present an exhaustive history of argument. Our goal is to construct a chapter about the history of argument that is optimally usable for contemporary teachers Add to Reading List Source URL: wac.colostate.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 224,88 KB Share Document on Facebook

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