Stasis Theory--Writing Notes

This week's Writing Notes video is about stasis theory, which identifies a number of points in an argument where the author and reader need to agree before the argument can progress: points of fact, definition, quality, and policy. This understanding can be use either to analyze arguments or to plan them.
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