The art of arguing has been around for thousands of years. We use it in everyday life, both in writing and when speaking. Arguing has evolved to contain many concepts; Some of the most important concepts are setting your goal, avoiding logical fallacies, and using rhetorical appeals.
Setting your goal in the book “Thank you for arguing” is referenced as Cicero’s lightbulb. Cicero’s lightbulb is setting a personal goal of what you want to accomplish from an argument. Setting a goal helps keep an arguement on track. Without a goal, you’re argument can come across as unclear or without a point. An example of why setting a goal is important is if you are fighting with your parents, you may feel tempted to give them attitude but in the end that
Setting your goal in the book “Thank you for arguing” is referenced as Cicero’s lightbulb. Cicero’s lightbulb is setting a personal goal of what you want to accomplish from an argument. Setting a goal helps keep an arguement on track. Without a goal, you’re argument can come across as unclear or without a point. An example of why setting a goal is important is if you are fighting with your parents, you may feel tempted to give them attitude but in the end that