A Rulebook for Arguments (Fourth Edition) | 
2016, Book 44 "Argument is essential, in the first place, because it is a way of finding out which views are better than others. Not all views are equal. Some conclusions can be supported by good reasons. Others have much weaker support. But often, we don't know which are which. We need to give arguments for different conclusions and then assess those arguments to see how strong they are."
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