Planting a Naysayer

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Triple Bladed Sword

Mike Perschon

66 episodes

6 months ago

A podcast about the Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Horror we read, watch, and play. Your host is Mike Perschon, a professor of English at MacEwan University.

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A podcast about the Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Horror we read, watch, and play. Your host is Mike Perschon, a professor of English at MacEwan University.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Planting a Naysayer

Triple Bladed Sword

33 minutes 34 seconds

4 years ago

Planting a Naysayer

When we're arguing a point in our research papers, why would we choose to include a skeptic? Why would we give voice to our opposition? As it turns out, planting a naysayer in our writing not only helps us kick off our arguments, but it can also strengthen how convincing that argument is. Thumbnail Photo by Sushil Nash on UnsplashOpening and closing music: "Ground Control" by Andrea Baroni at Cyberleaf Studios

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