There's a growing field of the ethics of argumentation, where scholars are exploring what are the characteristics of an ideal arguer, what dispositions?
Today, we'll be talking about critical thinking and argumentation in writing, no shouting needed, here in Study Hall: Composition, presented by Arizona State University and Crash Course.
In my view, the uses of rational argumentation in tragedy do not show the primacy of reason, but its limitation in relation to force, to mute violence.