Bi­blio­gra­phy

We hear­ti­ly re­com­mend the fol­lo­wing:

• Tre­vor Sa­ther, Pros & Cons: A De­ba­ter's Hand­book,  Rout­ledge 1999, 18th edi­ti­on, first pu­blis­hed 1896  (12 pounds). "Ma­te­ri­al for de­ba­tes on a wide num­ber of to­pics"  via ama­zon.​co.​uk
• An­d­rew Stock­ley, The New Ze­alnd Schools De­ba­ting Hand­book, Vic­to­ria Uni­ver­si­ty of Wel­ling­ton 2002.

There aren't many use­ful re­fe­rence books on the mar­ket; we ten­ta­tive­ly men­ti­on the fol­lo­wing:

• Coun­cil of Eu­ro­pe, In­itia­ti­ve for Trai­ning for De­mo­cra­tic Ci­ti­zenship: Teaching Do­cu­ments.
• Hill / Lee­man, The Art & Prac­tice of Ar­gu­men­ta­ti­on & De­ba­te, May­field Ca­li­for­nia / Lon­don / To­ron­to, 1997      
  (pa­per­back, 360 pp.) ISBN: 1.800-433-1279
• Brent C,. Ol­berg, Fo­ren­sics, Mer­ry­wea­ther, Co­lo­ra­do Springs 1995, (pa­per­back 182 pp) ISBN 1-56608-015-0 
• Paige, De­ba­te Skills, Mark Twain Media, Car­son-De­losa 2000 (pa­per­back 60 pp.) ISBN: 1-58037-145-0
• An­t­ho­ny Wes­t­on, A Ru­le­book for Ar­gu­ments, Ha­cket, In­dia­na­po­lis / Cam­bridge, 1992. (pa­per­back, 98 pp.)
  ISBN 0-87220-157-2;
• Ma­ri­on Witz, Stand Up and Talk to 1000 Peop­le (and Enjoy it!) McLeod Pu­blis­hing To­ron­to / Buf­fa­lo 1997
  (pa­per­back 197 pp, 15 US dol­lars) ISBN 0-919292-02-X

and a coup­le of tit­les avail­able in Ger­man on re­la­ted to­pics:

• Grund­kurs Rhe­to­rik, Klett, Stutt­gart 350273, 1996
• Heinz Klep­pert, Kom­mu­ni­ka­ti­ons­trai­ning, Beltz/Pra­xis 1995, 3-407-62379-8

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