Titlebook: Agreement in Argumentation; A Discursive Perspec Francesca Santulli,Chiara Degano Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Agreement and Persuasion,ddressees, and indeed contributes to the construction of the audience (and . with it) as intended in the New Rhetoric. The Chapter then focuses on actual argumentative sequences, analysing the role of agreement with reference to the concepts of . and ., examining both their original meaning and subs

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Agreement: An Argumentation Perspective, inferential patterns whereby the agreement elicited or tacitly assumed on the premises should be transferred to the conclusion. It is in schemes/topoi that starting points, whether preliminarily established or not, are brought to bear in the defense of standpoints/conclusions. It is argued that rec

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The Presidential Announcement: Building Agreement on Disagreement,s on personal qualities and values. Widely exploiting the three fundamental political myths, the arguers construct their ethos, transforming the gloomy representation of the present political situation into a shared premise, which then plays a fundamental role in the construction of preliminary agre

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The Inaugural Address: Fostering Objects of Agreement,through as having a mainly epideictic function, with three out of four main moves bent on fostering the agreement with the audience. For the remaining really argumentative move, a comparison is carried out of how topoi, as intended in the AMT model, are used by the different presidents. The argument

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A Presidential Debate: Exploiting Agreement in an Adversarial Context,hem. Kennedy, on his part, stresses differences between the parties that he and Nixon represent. In the rhetorical perspective, the advantage Kennedy obtained from this debate may stem not only from his look or from his ability to play with the medium, but crucially also from his capacity of constru

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Conclusion,t within and across genres as a function of each genre’s institutional aim and more generally of their situational context, namely intended audience, monologic or dialogic mode and channel. In the Announcement a change occurred diachronically, with the Watergate Scandal as a watershed in the way eth

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The Impact of Kosher and Halal on Consumersddressees, and indeed contributes to the construction of the audience (and . with it) as intended in the New Rhetoric. The Chapter then focuses on actual argumentative sequences, analysing the role of agreement with reference to the concepts of . and ., examining both their original meaning and subs