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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
* [[Vikucha Rabba (book)]] | |||
* Vikucha Rabba (book) | * [[Controversy]] | ||
* Controversy | |||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
* Shneur Ashkenazi, "How to Argue Like Jews?" | * Shneur Ashkenazi, "How to Argue Like Jews?" | ||
* Yoav Akrish, "Pointless Arguments? Not Really. There's a Reason It's Important to Fight and Argue" | * Yoav Akrish, "Pointless Arguments? Not Really. There's a Reason It's Important to Fight and Argue" | ||
* Yechiel Kutzer, "The Art of Argument: How to Stand Your Ground Without Irritating Too Much" | * Yechiel Kutzer, "The Art of Argument: How to Stand Your Ground Without Irritating Too Much" | ||
* "The Virtue of Intellectual Explanation When It Includes Opposing Contradictions," Haoros UBiurim Toronto 'Vayiten Oz L'Malko' 11 Nissan 5783, page 95 | * "The Virtue of Intellectual Explanation When It Includes Opposing Contradictions," Haoros UBiurim Toronto 'Vayiten Oz L'Malko' 11 Nissan 5783, page 95 | ||
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