01733nam a2200193   4500001000500000005001700005008004100022035001700063041000700080050002200087100002100109245006100130260005600191300001100247520112700258942001201385999001701397952012501414236020230410130702.0060907n1960    dr                  spa    9funglode2369  aEN14aPN 4181 K94m 1960  aKruger, Arthur N1 aModern debate its logic and strategy /cArthur N. Kruger  aNew York :bMcGraw - Hill Book Company,c1960        a448 p.  aAnalysis and development, 9. -- The debate proposition, 11. -- Interpreting and defining the terms of the proposition, 23. -- Analysis : Is there a need for changing the status quo?, 37. -- Analysis : Would the affirmative plan meet the need?, 63. -- Gathering information and evidence, 78. --  Over all strategy : Organizing individual speeches, 87. -- Attack and defense, 107. -- The logic and strategy of attack and defense, 109. -- Some basic definitions, 125. -- Descriptive hypothesisi and descriptive generalization, 146. -- Causal hypothesis and causal generalization, 146. -- Causal hypothesis and causal generalization, 161. -- Analogical hypothesis, 181. -- Material irrelevancies, 192. -- Deductive reasoning, 204. -- Organizing the answer to an argument, 256. -- Presentation, 261. -- Language, 253. -- Delivery, 274. -- The case in action, 285. -- A sample debate, 287. --  Anatomy of a debate, 309. -- Special problems, 358. -- Judging debate, 361. -- Directing a forensic program, 375. -- Cross - examination debate, 386. -- Other debate forms, 393. -- Persuasive speaking contests, 404. -- Discussion, 415  2lcccbk  c78544d78544  00102lcc40708HUaBJBbBJBcHUd2018-10-25h1l0oPN 4181 K94m 1960p00000003493r2018-10-25 00:00:00w2018-10-25ybk