To this it has been objected that there are already, in the Homeric poems, remarkable debates constructed on recognizable rhetorical principles and that Nestor in the Iliad defines a good leader as one who is a good speaker of words and doer of deeds, in that order.
It also sometimes leads philosophers to criticise the chains of argument constructed by biologists, and thus to enter directly into ongoing biological debates.
When, for example, he was asked a question about taxation, he didn't accept the framework around which the debate was constructed either.
A historian recounts how the meaning of the Civil War was debated and constructed between Appomattox and "The Birth of a Nation".
Critics point out that because European policy debates are constructed in ways which emphasise the vulnerability of farmers and their businesses, there is a lack of attention to the true status and economic sustainability of agricultural households themselves.
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20) The OER promotes students' discussion and debate to construct their own learning.
Public debate about constructing a railway from Lillesand up the valley following the river Torvdalselven started in the mid-1880s.
There was a particularly violent debate while constructing the episode in which Doug finds money and returns it to an elderly lady.
With de Botton's words leading the way, Knox and other atheists from around the world created a Facebook page to debate and construct their own religion, one that nonbelievers could latch on to.
