A debate text is one that has problematic speech. The issue will be examined from several perspectives. There are some arguments in favor as well as those in opposition. Discussion texts are frequent in philosophical, historical, and social writing. They allow for a more extensive examination of an issue than a monograph or article can. Unlike other genres such as fiction or non-fiction, there is no set form for a debate text. However, most consist of a series of speeches by different speakers on the same topic. Sometimes, additional material such as facts or examples is included. This might include quotes from people involved in the debate, original documents, photographs, maps, etc. The main purpose of a debate text is to discuss issues from all sides. This is done through the use of different perspectives and arguments. For example, one perspective could be religious while another political. Different arguments could also come from different disciplines (philosophy, theology, politics, sociology, history, etc). Often, scholars will use their expertise to comment on the debates themselves. This is called "exegesis". It allows them to explain how certain ideas were influenced by factors such as time, place, or persons. Exegesis can also help readers understand issues more deeply by comparing different views on a subject.