Rogerian Argument

[Idol2011no]

When using Logos (classic and the only way to argue reasonable) as your base of argument and you stand up against an oponent, what you do is in fact seach for common ground. The reason why you're doing this is because the only way you would be able to get oponent to admit to your conclusion is by using premises he accept. In society as a whole you hear valid reasoning less than 0.001% of the time. Specially among politicans

I'm afraid this guy knows very little about the theory of argumentation.

[TheProducer848]

perfect!

thankyou so much

[mr717100]

So who else has to do a D2L assignment on this?

[RofICopters]

This helped my paper so much! thank you

[mcmcgehe]

Excellent. I use this in my class.

[tedmichaels]

This was VERY helpful. Great work.

[FireweedFarm]

Compare the views of Roger Fisher: "Getting to Yes;" and especially the "workbook," but even more, "Beyond Machiavelli," which he argues, is more effective than power politics. Find more of this latter point in his: "Coping with International Conflict and his earlier pair "International Conflict for Beginners" and "Dear Israelis, Dear Arabs." One more: "Getting Together: Building Relationships as We Negotiate." (I blog on these; google: "Listen, Learn, Leverage, Lead" etc.)

[daisyink82]

Thank you so much for this video. Very informative.

[MeLovesMoosic]

I would not say that the ad hominem is a typical feature of the classical argument.

Liked your presentation. Thanks.

[pgilladdy]

excellent, I am studying Rogers at present never realised Obama was a fan as well! Thank you for making this available.

[pbziegler]

I was an unhappy attorney when I came across Rogers in the late 1960's. Changed my life and my career. i went back to school and became a therapist--some Rogers, some Perls, and many others influenced me. Retired a few years ago. Even though my work went through may transformations Rogers and Perls remained strong influences. IIn the last 10 years of my professional life Steve de Shazer and Insoo Kim Berg and their Solution Focused Therapy were most influential. Seee them on you-tube

[muxi2222]

nice....

[jsterrantino]

Fabulous work. I will be using this in my class. Thanks.

[serenityswan]

I really appreciate your video and the demonstration of Rogerian.