Everyone argues from time to time. It is a symptom of the human condition, and a byproduct of the way in which we live our lives. Sometimes, arguing can be healthy, and leads to the forming of stronger relationships with those we care about. Other times, however, arguments can lead to the dissolution of those relationships. Have you ever wished that there were established rules for arguing? A list of guidelines to follow that would make your unpleasant arguments at least more productive? Well, you're in luck. In the book A Rulebook for Arguments, author Anthony Weston provides us with just that!

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