One-sided Arguments
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| Originally published | August 12, 1999 |
| Authors | Doug Walton |
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| ID | 2066642 |
About One-sided Arguments
We often feel that an argument should be doubted or held as suspicious because it has a bias. But bias isn't always wrong. It is a normal phenomenon in advocacy argumentation, and in many cases it is to be expected. Yet sometimes bias can be quite harmful in argumentation. . . .
