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 1   4,    1    |       dialectic ... .. argument," "polemics," etc., we can see that
 2   4,    1    |       Argument Pure and Simple and Polemics~ ~There are also distinctions
 3   4,    1    |            in this case is called "polemics" (from the Greek polemos,
 4   4,    1    |          its particular vehemence, polemics generally has a boisterous,
 5   4,    1    |           of the other.~ ~Argument‑Polemics (or merely "polemics") ‑
 6   4,    1    |      Argument‑Polemics (or merely "polemics") ‑ Uncommonly heated emotionally,
 7   4      (16)|       pugnacious argument and even polemics, are only rejected when "
 8   4      (16)|      argument pure and simple, and polemics.~ But it is easy to see
 9   4      (16)|       argument pure and simple and polemics are authentic and legitimate
10   4,    1    |        Argument Pure and Simple or Polemics as Such?~ ~Is this note
11   4,    1    |       argument pure and simple and polemics have a pejorative character?
12   4,    1    |            to it.~ ~k) Neither Do "Polemics" Necessarily Have a Pejorative
13   4,    1    |         and simple applies also to polemics. Polemics possess the pugnacity
14   4,    1    |          applies also to polemics. Polemics possess the pugnacity inherent
15   4,    1    |          simple. Analogously, when polemics are good they have all the
16   4,    1    |        that what we say about good polemics is strange, we will simply
17   4,    1    |          Argument Pure and Simple, Polemics, and Public Opinion~ ~We
18   4,    1    |       argument pure and simple and polemics. Generally, these problems
19   4,    1    |        argument pure and simple or polemics interest many people and
20   4,    1    |           minds, the arguments and polemics then have an impact on lesser
21   4,    1    |       argument pure and simple and polemics begin, develop, and end
22   4,    1    |            public that watches the polemics or argument pure and simple
23   4,    1    |       argument pure and simple and polemics are at times indispensable.~
24   4,    1    |       argument pure and simple and polemics not only on the level of
25   4,    1    |          Argument Pure and Simple, Polemics, and the Militant Character
26   4,    1    |       argument pure and simple and polemics, and the reduction of all
27   4      (20)|    argument pure and simple and of polemics leads to the rejection of
28   4      (20)|          of good argument and good polemics. Thus, apologetics must
29   4      (20)|       argument pure and simple and polemics.~In turn, bad hagiography
30   4      (20)| apologetics, good debate, and good polemics, of which it is a noble
31   4,    2    |      arguments pure and simple and polemics in favor of argument-dialogue
32   4,    2    |       argument pure and simple and polemics, can help to unite souls. "
33   4,    3    |        argument pure and simple or polemics when they are opportune.
34   4,    3    |           No need for arguments or polemics; the only thing to do is
35   4,    3    |          opponents by argument and polemics and on the certainty that
36   4,    3    |     profound evils of argument and polemics, and to discover the inexhaustible
37   4,    3    |         pure and simple as well as polemics, and only conceive argument
38   4,    3    |        pure and simple, or even of polemics, but it will not have their
39   4      (25)|    discussion pure and simple, and polemics) continue to exist in appearance
40 App1         |         cordiality is exaggerated. Polemics and argument pure and simple