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Pondering on Problems of Argumentation

Part of the Argumentation Library Book Series (volume 14)

Editors: van Eemeren, Frans H.; Garssen, Bart

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4020-9165-0

ISBN: 978-1-4020-9164-3

Publisher: Springer Netherlands - Springer Journals

Aug 8, 2008

1 - 10 of 20 Chapters

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Seizing the Occasion: Parameters for Analysing Ways of Strategic Manoeuvring

van Eemeren, Frans H.; Houtlosser, Peter

Pages: 3 –14

[People who are engaged in argumentative discourse are characteristically not only out to conclude their differences of opinion their way but also oriented towards reaching this conclusion in a reasonable way: they may be regarded to be committed to norms that are instrumental in maintaining...
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Manoeuvring Strategically with Rhetorical Questions

Snoeck Henkemans, A. Francisca

Pages: 15 –23

[In this paper I investigate what role the stylistic device rhetorical question can play in arguers’ attempts to reconcile their rhetorical with their dialectical aims by manoeuvring strategically when carrying out particular discussion moves that form part of the dialectical procedure for...
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Dissociation: Between Rhetorical Success and Dialectical Soundness

van Rees, M. A.

Pages: 25 –34

[As van Eemeren and Houtlosser (1997) have argued, discussants not only aim at resolving their differences of opinion in a rational fashion, but also in their own favor. To that purpose they carry out all kinds of strategic maneuvers, not the least of which is to represent the state of affairs in...
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Strategies of Refutation by Definition: A Pragma-Rhetorical Approach to Refutations in a Public Speech

Ilie, Cornelia

Pages: 35 –51

[Goal-oriented communication has long been the trademark of human interaction in a wide range of private and public settings. During the past three decades a renewed awareness has emerged in both academic and extra-academic circles about the growing role and extensive effects of rhetorically...
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Nonfallacious Rhetorical Design in Argumentation

Jacobs, Scott

Pages: 55 –78

[In previous papers I have argued that the traditional concepts of rhetorical strategy and argumentative fallacy are incompatible as they stand (Jacobs, 2000, 2002, 2005). Certain assumptions about strategy and fallacy block efforts to genuinely integrate logical and dialectical theories of...
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Normatively Responsible Advocacy: Some Provocations from Persuasion Effects Research

O’Keefe, Daniel J.

Pages: 79 –90

[This chapter addresses one aspect of the relationship between argumentation studies and social-scientific persuasion effects research. Persuasion effects research aims at understanding how and why persuasive messages have the effects they do; that is, persuasion effects research has descriptive...
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Duets, Cartoons, and Tragedies: Struggles with the Fallacy of Composition

Govier, Trudy

Pages: 91 –104

[A fundamental problem arises concerning much of our language about groups. The problem is this: we apply to groups the intentional language of emotions, attitudes, and beliefs. Such language is paradigmatically individual in application and yet we apply it to groups of all sizes – small, medium,...
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Deductivism and the Informal Fallacies

Jacquette, Dale

Pages: 105 –114

[I want to propose and defend a general thesis concerning the nature of all fallacies of reasoning. One and all of which I maintain in distinctive ways are deductively invalid. More importantly, I want to say that the most accurate, complete and charitable reconstructions of these species and...
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From Figure to Argument: Contrarium in Roman Rhetoric

Kraus, Manfred

Pages: 117 –132

[Roman rhetoricians knew about a certain rhetorical device called contrarium, which they, however, variably considered either a figure of speech or a certain type of argument, at times even both. This paper will try to analyze the function of this term that vacillates between the realms of...
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Comparing the Incomparable: Figurative Analogies in a Dialectical Testing Procedure

Garssen, Bart

Pages: 133 –140

[The evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins argues that punishment is, scientifically speaking, out of date. He points out that it makes no sense to punish a car when it refuses to start and that it is equally irrational to punish criminals, because in their case something is broken as well: they...

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