Understanding and Using Opposing Perspectives

Understanding and Using Opposing Perspectives

Understanding and Using Different Perspectives When writing an argument- Finally, bring out the sources you agree with (either in whole and in part) and use these as support for your eventual call to action. Rogerian Argument • When using Rogerian Argument (developed by psychologist Carl Rogers) you seek common ground with your opponents and/or critics: – First, you show that you understand the different perspectives on the issue/problem – Then, establish points where you agree and disagree with these views – Finally, work towards common ground; rather than trying to “win” the argument, you work towards finding a middle ground where all perspectives are included .

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