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Thank you for arguing
Book • 2025
Jay Heinrichs's 'Thank You for Arguing' is a masterclass in persuasion, offering insights from figures like Aristotle, Lincoln, and Homer Simpson.
The book provides practical strategies for effective argumentation, including techniques like Cicero's three-step strategy and Honest Abe's Shameless Trick.
It also explores the 'dark arts' of persuasion and includes tools for navigating today's polarized communication landscape.
The book provides practical strategies for effective argumentation, including techniques like Cicero's three-step strategy and Honest Abe's Shameless Trick.
It also explores the 'dark arts' of persuasion and includes tools for navigating today's polarized communication landscape.
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' previous book, where he revived the art of classical rhetoric to persuade others.


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Jay Heinrichs

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on rhetoric and persuasion, referencing what Aristotle, Lincoln, and Homer Simpson can teach.

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Self-Talk That Actually Works | Jay Heinrichs
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as one of the great books about winning arguments.


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