Argumentative Wisdom

Author: Liu Jianxiang
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: One of the series "Speech Culture in China and Abroad," this book is guided by logic, based on linguistics, and supported by famous and successful argumentative examples from ancient and modern China and the world. The author follows the basic approach of explaining principles, analyzing examples, and teaching methods to summarize and refine dozens of argumentative techniques and arts, creating a methodology reader that integrates philosophical depth, dialectical thinking, and interesting content. It aims to improve readers' argumentative skills, artistic taste, and language expression abilities, thereby developing multiple intelligences and enhancing various capabilities. It is worth reading. Numerous argumentative examples from all over the world throughout history and modern times prove that whether it is logical cleverness or the skillful use of logic in fallacy, there is often "trickery" in cleverness and cleverness in trickery. Both cleverness and trickery are manifestations of wisdom and the creation of wisdom. Just like the humor technique in argumentation, it can violate logical principles to substitute concepts, misinterpret cause and effect, leading to absurdity, yet making the other party not perceive it as wrong but rather find it amusing, effortlessly achieving its argumentative purpose and demonstrating the wisdom of the arguer.