Titlebook: Handbook of Argumentation Theory; Frans H. van Eemeren,Bart Garssen,Jean H. M. Wagem Living reference work 20200th edition

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Morten Willatzen,Lok C. Lew Yan Voonpropositional logic..Aristotle’s systematic reflections on rhetoric as the art of finding the appropriate means of persuasion are the topic of attention in Sect. .. Sect. . deals with the classical system of rhetoric, which developed after Aristotle’s time. The system is illustrated by going systema

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Why Is Science the Way It Is Today?,tion to logic, dialectic, and rhetoric? The answers to these questions serve in fact as preambles to the theorizing..Sect. 8.4 concentrates on the first of the two branches that traditionally can be distinguished in communication studies: historical-political analysis, also known as .. Sect. 8.5 pro

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Pieter Korteweg,Peter D. Van Looasis for a plethora of systems that incorporate Lorenzen’s rules for logical constants. Stepping somewhat back in time, the chapter then shifts in Sect. 6.6 to another kind of formal dialectic: one of Hamblin’s original systems. Hamblin’s approach is explained and illustrated by an extensive example

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-40757-5pect. At the sentence level, linguistic predicates are associated with certain sets of argumentative principles called.. Such. authorize in a particular speech community the drawing of certain conclusions. Another important concept in Anscombre and Ducrot’s theory is. (“many-voicedness”). By making

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-96364-4esulted in what Hamblin (.. London: Methuen, 1970) called “the standard treatment.” Sections 3.5 and 3.6 are devoted to a discussion of this standard treatment, Hamblin’s severe criticism of it, and the reactions which this controversy provoked..The chapter continues with discussions of the contribu

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Dan Gabriel Cacuci,Ruixian Fangers, in Sect. 12.6 an overview of argumentation research in the Nordic countries is given, in Sect. 12.7 of argumentation studies in German-speaking areas, and in Sect. 12.8 of argumentation studies in Dutch-speaking areas. The study of argumentation in French-speaking areas is discussed in Sect. 12

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and an overview is provided of the key notions and concepts of the new rhetoric. In Sect. 5.4 the notions of . and . are explained, the distinction between a . and the . is discussed, and in connection with this distinction, the difference between . and . is also discussed. Then, in Sect. 5.5, atten

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Evolution of Brazilian orange productional arguments is treated in Sect. 4.4. In Sect. 4.5, the difference between field-invariant and field-dependent aspects of argumentative discourse is explained, which is vital to the alternative to the formal approach to analytic arguments offered by Toulmin. In Sect. 4.6 the forms arguments take and