Academic debate offers resolutions with three different kinds of claims: value, fact, and policy. Understanding the difference between them allows you to craft your case with precision, and deliver your advocacy with accuracy.
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Read MoreWe've already talked about argument structure. Now we dive headfirst into something known as counter-warrant strategy.
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