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On the meaning of the term prima‐facie in argumentation

Pages 33-37 | Published online: 22 May 2009
 

Every academic undertaking has its ritual words. The use of “prima‐facie”; in intercollegiate and interscholastic debating and in our textbooks indicates a mystical identification among academic arguers and may point towards the primordium of argumentation which may need re‐examination. A consideration of the meaning of the term may prove of service not only in the narrow confines of academic argumentation but may be illustrative of our general tendencies as teachers.

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