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Abraham Lincoln's six element antidote for meaningful and persuasive writing
Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Conventions -- Introduction -- 1. Enunciation: Why are we here? -- 2. Exposition: What needs to be investigated? -- 3. Specification: The hypothesis -- 4. Construction: Array the evidence -- 5. Proof: Confirm the proposed inference -- 6. Conclusion: What was demonstrated? -- 7. The method is the message -- 8. What's in a name? -- 9. Letter to Ulysses S. Grant -- 10. Lincoln's farewell address -- 11. The investigation -- 12. Writing -- 13. General principles -- 14. Credibility is everything -- 15. Collaborate -- 16. Freedom -- 17. Demarcation exercises -- 18. Hints for demarcation exercises -- 19. Suggested demarcations -- 20. A language of science for human issues -- Endnotes -- Bibliography.