Refuting Versus Conceding A Counterargument
Under which of the following circumstances would an author most likely choose to refute a counterargument rather than concede to it?
A
When they aim to transition smoothly between points without creating tension or disagreement in their narrative flow.
B
Whenever they encounter any opposition, regardless of its validity or relevance to their overall thesis statement.
C
When the counterargument is widely accepted but based on faulty reasoning or evidence, thereby undermining its credibility.
D
If they intend to shift focus away from their primary claim and delve into nuanced exploration of alternative views.
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