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Loading... How to Argue and Win Every Time: At Home, at Work, in Court, Everywhere,…by Gerry Spence
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book.  Joles | May 15, 2008 |  Ready, set, argue! This guide on being a contentious weenie will work wonders for college students plunging into their causes and the beret and fingerless-glove campus crowd. The secret? You can only win every argument by dressing just like good old Gerry. (  ) Josh_Hanagarne | Jan 8, 2008 | The book doesn't really go into techniques or tips on how to conduct a successful argument. Spence expertise is Law, not psychology. Of course lawyers are well grounded in psychology, they have to be, but what I am try to get across is that this book is intended for those who fear to argue not for those who are looking for techniques on bettering their arguments. I should have payed more attention to Larry King's comment on the book, "How to Argue and Win Every Time is more then just a book about argument; it's the outline of how to live." (  ) JoelM | Aug 10, 2006 |  no reviews | add a review
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It ranges from deep philosophical arguments (and the rules) to spats with a spouse. It explains that you don't always "win" just because you got the last word and other very valid points when arguing. It really helps to bring things into perspective! (