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  1 Intro,    2  |             one of the points of his argument published in an article
  2   1,    5    |            parliament constitutes no argument against what we have just
  3   1,    5    |            of Poland, is not a valid argument against the affirmation
  4   4,    1    |            such as "dialectic ... .. argument," "polemics," etc., we can
  5   4,    1    |       subject and each one seeks, by argument, to persuade the other to
  6   4,    1    |            to change his conviction (argument).14~ ~j) Corresponding Differences
  7   4      (14)|                          Contrary to argument and especially argument‑
  8   4      (14)|              argument and especially argument‑investigation, dialogue‑
  9   4,    1    |                   2. In the case of "argument," the emotional attitude
 10   4,    1    |         Sense, the Strict Sense, and Argument~ ~The word "argument" is
 11   4,    1    |             and Argument~ ~The word "argument" is entirely suited to the
 12   4,    1    |            the position of the word "argument" in view of these two meanings
 13   4,    1    |             meanings of "dialogue"? "Argument" designates one of the modalities
 14   4,    1    |        dialogue in the broad sense. "Argument" is the contrary of "dialogue"
 15   4,    1    |      distinguished and opposed.~ ~l) Argument‑dialogue, Argument Pure
 16   4,    1    |                l) Argument‑dialogue, Argument Pure and Simple and Polemics~ ~
 17   4,    1    |       distinctions to make regarding argument, which has three degrees
 18   4,    1    |           degrees of intensity:~ ~1. Argument can have an extremely serene
 19   4,    1    |            keeping the content of an argument, it has the amenable appearance
 20   4,    1    |             we are witnessing a true argument and not a dialogue in the
 21   4,    1    |          strict sense. This mode of "argument" resembles dialogue in the
 22   4,    1    |              applied to this type of argument; it is also applied in a
 23   4,    1    |         strict sense to this mode of argument. We therefore call this
 24   4,    1    |               We therefore call this argument‑dialogue."~ ~2. In the second
 25   4,    1    |             2. In the second degree, argument has the normal emotional
 26   4,    1    |        ordinary meaning of the word "argument" ‑‑ we will give the name "
 27   4,    1    |               we will give the name "argument pure and simple;"~ ~3. Finally,
 28   4,    1    |           and simple;"~ ~3. Finally, argument can become very heated emotionally,
 29   4      (15)|              of its distinction from argument? Dialogue‑investigation
 30   4      (15)|         investigation. The object of argument is a subject about which
 31   4,    1    |             type of interlocution.~ ~Argument ‑ Interlocution in which
 32   4,    1    |    transitory tension is possible.~ ~Argument‑dialogue ‑ Emotional warmth
 33   4,    1    |              The content is truly an argument since it aims to change
 34   4,    1    |      dialogue in the strict sense.~ ~Argument Pure and Simple ‑ Emotional
 35   4,    1    |           persuasion of the other.~ ~Argument‑Polemics (or merely "polemics") ‑
 36   4,    1    |             proper.~As we have seen, argument can only be called "dialogue"
 37   4,    1    |    outstanding degree, thus becoming argument‑dialogue. However mild it
 38   4,    1    |              inherent to all and any argument.~ ~
 39   4      (16)|       Catholics including pugnacious argument and even polemics, are only
 40   4      (16)|    investigation) the three modes of argument which we call argument‑dialogue,
 41   4      (16)|            of argument which we call argument‑dialogue, argument pure
 42   4      (16)|              call argument‑dialogue, argument pure and simple, and polemics.~
 43   4      (16)|             Paul VI dwells longer on argument‑dialogue, notable for its
 44   4      (16)|      dialogue." In this perspective, argument pure and simple and polemics
 45   4,    1    |            the Several Modalities of Argument~ ~What is the nature of
 46   4,    1    |            There Anything Wrong with Argument Pure and Simple or Polemics
 47   4,    1    |      pugnacity an evil in itself? Do argument pure and simple and polemics
 48   4,    1    |   imperceptible note of pugnacity in argument‑dialogue.~First, we take
 49   4,    1    |             First, we take a look at argument pure and simple.~ ~a) The
 50   4,    1    |          original sin does exist, is argument pure and simple profitable
 51   4,    1    |            the value of this mode of argument if one admits the objective
 52   4,    1    |               Someone could say that argument pure and simple should be
 53   4,    1    |            good or bad passions.~So, argument pure and simple does not
 54   4,    1    |       dignity. It is easy to see how argument pure and simple often has
 55   4,    1    |            it is true that sometimes argument pure and simple becomes
 56   4,    1    |           appears that easily causes argument pure and simple to grow
 57   4,    1    |               Legitimacy of Anger in Argument Pure and Simple~ ~Someone
 58   4,    1    |           can legitimately influence argument pure and simple unless they
 59   4,    1    |           and so aid the lucidity of argument pure and simple.17~ ~f)
 60   4,    1    |            the true and the good. In argument pure and simple it is legitimate
 61   4,    1    |    Artificiality of the Abolition of Argument Pure and Simple~ ~As we
 62   4,    1    |             and Simple~ ~As we said, argument pure and simple is not a
 63   4,    1    |              enables one to see that argument pure and simple corresponds
 64   4,    1    |              the strict sense (or to argument‑dialogue) would be grave
 65   4,    1    |              denies the licitness of argument pure and simple, thinking
 66   4,    1    |             of discord.~ ~i) Doesn't Argument Pure and Simple Destroy
 67   4,    1    |            not imprudent in praising argument pure and simple? Even though
 68   4,    1    |            old juridical proverb. If argument pure and simple is licit
 69   4,    1    |              a few times.~To present argument pure and simple as always
 70   4,    1    |            to him?~ ~j) Consequence: Argument Pure and Simple Does Not
 71   4,    1    |              inadmissible to condemn argument pure and simple in thesis
 72   4,    1    |               All that we said about argument pure and simple applies
 73   4,    1    |            the pugnacity inherent to argument pure and simple in the highest
 74   4,    1    | exacerbations that are censurable in argument pure and simple. Analogously,
 75   4,    1    |         inherent to a well‑conducted argument pure and simple in the highest
 76   4,    1    |         Saint Francis de Sales.~ ~1) Argument Pure and Simple, Polemics,
 77   4,    1    |             raised when dealing with argument pure and simple and polemics.
 78   4,    1    |           When because of the theme, argument pure and simple or polemics
 79   4,    1    |        historically important forms, argument pure and simple and polemics
 80   4,    1    |              watches the polemics or argument pure and simple as an interested
 81   4,    1    |              while a highly amenable argument (argument‑dialogue) can
 82   4,    1    |            highly amenable argument (argument‑dialogue) can frequently
 83   4,    1    |           Here is another proof that argument pure and simple and polemics
 84   4,    1    |              more or less intensely, argument pure and simple and polemics
 85   4,    1    |           the whole human race.~ ~m) Argument Pure and Simple, Polemics,
 86   4,    1    |       systematic proscription of all argument pure and simple and polemics,
 87   4,    1    |              of all contacts to mere argument‑dialogue (the most serene
 88   4,    1    |           serene and cordial type of argument), would have for the Church
 89   4      (20)|             that the condemnation of argument pure and simple and of polemics
 90   4      (20)|           kind of counterpart to bad argument and bad polemic. Bad apologetics
 91   4      (20)|             is the companion of good argument and good polemics. Thus,
 92   4      (20)|         exactly in the same terms as argument pure and simple and polemics.~
 93   4,    2    |          meanings of "dialogue" and "argument" in its ideological context
 94   4,    2    |            era, the various kinds of argument ‑especially combative and
 95   4,    2    |              various modes including argument pure and simple and polemics,
 96   4,    2    |            of good will in which all argument dies and men only dialogue
 97   4,    3    |            above and the omission of argument pure and simple or polemics
 98   4,    3    |              suppress these modes of argument when for any reason they
 99   4,    3    |            of offending opponents by argument and polemics and on the
100   4,    3    |        discern the profound evils of argument and polemics, and to discover
101   4,    3    |         Hypertrophy of Cordiality in Argument‑Dialogue: the Talismanic
102   4,    3    |            debated theme can only be argument.~This argument, even while
103   4,    3    |           can only be argument.~This argument, even while still amiable,
104   4,    3    |      logically necessary procedure ‑ argument ‑ and the type of relations
105   4,    3    |               Therefore, both reject argument pure and simple as well
106   4,    3    |          polemics, and only conceive argument as a refined, smooth form
107   4,    3    |              refined, smooth form of argument‑dialogue. But this form
108   4,    3    |             is thus accentuated.~The argument‑dialogue does not aim principally
109   4,    3    |            conquest of truth through argument is only secondary.~In this
110   4,    3    |         distortion. It comes to mean argument‑dialogue conceived irenistically
111   4,    3    |              dialogue (the distorted argument‑dialogue) is now dialogue
112   4,    3    |             other, and they consider argument as the normal way to do
113   4,    3    |         unity more than truth in his argument with the existentialist.~
114   4,    3    |          party always behaves in the argument as if he were conceived
115   4,    3    |    resentment, the main thing in the argument is to prevent this resentment
116   4,    3    |             dangerous or unjust both argument pure and simple and polemic
117   4,    3    |             that he will only accept argument‑dialogue when dealing with
118   4,    3    |             controversial issues.~In argument‑dialogue our Thomist, because
119   4,    3    |            He will call this type of argument, "dialogue," to insinuate
120   4,    3    |          favorable repercussion over argument‑dialogue to the degree they
121   4,    3    |      talismanic meaning incubated in argument‑dialogue during the previous
122   4,    3    |     investigation, while considering argument‑dialogue entirely secondary
123   4,    3    |        extends itself from irenistic argument‑dialogue to the two other "
124   4,    3    |            relations instrumental to argument‑dialogue and help to assure
125   4,    3    |              persuasive" action, and argument‑dialogue comes to have a
126   4,    3    |       interlocution mentioned above (argument‑dialogue, dialogues of investigation
127   4,    3    |              dialogue-investigation, argument‑dialogue) come together
128   4,    3    |             of irenicism.~Meanwhile, argument‑dialogue, being less suitable
129   4,    3    | entertainment and investigation over argument‑dialogue.~ ~Third Phase ‑
130   4,    3    |             relativism appears, true argument becomes impossible; when
131   4,    3    |            longer involved in a true argument because of the very fact
132   4,    3    |            call their interlocution "argument. " However, argument-dialogue
133   4,    3    |            thus it ceases to include argument‑dialogue in order to encompass
134   4,    3    |            relativism, he eliminates argument‑dialogue, which in the former
135   4,    3    |              types of interlocution "argument," but in reality they have
136   4,    3    |            stage, no longer includes argument‑dialogue and refers only
137   4,    3    |            times, assume the form of argument pure and simple, or even
138   4      (25)|              dialogue‑investigation, argument‑dialogue, discussion pure
139 App1         |              THE INTERLOCUTORS~~~~In argument‑dialogue cordiality is exaggerated.
140 App1         |            exaggerated. Polemics and argument pure and simple are proscribed.~~ ~~~~
141 App1         |               which become dominant; argument‑dialogue is merely tolerated.~~ ~~~~
142 App1         |         dialogue that are permitted. Argument‑ dialogue is proscribed.~~ ~~~~
143 App1         |       dialogue, appears, designating argument‑dialogue by antonomasia.~~~~
144 App1         |  entertainment steeped in irenicism; argument‑dialogue is practically
145 App1         |  entertainment steeped in irenicism; argument‑dialogue is practically
146 App1         |          entirely relativistic base. Argument‑dialogue is excluded.~~~~
147 App1         |  entertainment steeped in irenicism; argument‑dialogue is practically
148 App2         |              establishing some other argument.'"~This is the ideal that