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Narration as Argument

Part of the Argumentation Library Book Series (volume 31)

Editors: Olmos, Paula

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-56883-6

ISBN: 978-3-319-56882-9

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

May 10, 2017

1 - 10 of 12 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction: Narratives, Narrating, Narrators

Olmos, Paula

Pages: 1 –8

[Issues regarding the relationship between narration and argumentation, as alternative or contiguous enunciative modes or discursive genres, are currently attracting the interest of many within the interdisciplinary community of argumentation scholars. The present collection of essays has...
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Narratives and the Concept of Argument

Tindale, Christopher

Pages: 11 –30

[One approach to the question of narrative argument is to explore the nature of narratives and their argumentative potential. This is to understand an established tradition of argument, with set understandings of the key concept, into which narratives must fit if they are to be deemed arguments...
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Arguing with Stories

Bex, Floris; Bench-Capon, Trevor

Pages: 31 –45

[Stories can be powerful argumentative vehicles, and they are often used to present arguments from analogy, most notably as parables, fables or allegories where the story invites the hearer to infer an important claim of the argument. Case Based Reasoning in Law has many similar features: the...
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Narrative Fiction as a Source of Knowledge

Green, Mitchell

Pages: 47 –61

[In this essay I refine and extend a defense of literary cognitivism (the view that works of literary narrative fiction may serve as sources of knowledge –and not merely belief– in a way that depends crucially on their being fictional) that I and others have provided in earlier publications....
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Analogy, Supposition, and Transcendentality in Narrative Argument

Plumer, Gilbert

Pages: 63 –81

[Rodden writes, “How do stories persuade us? How do they ‘move’—and move us? The short answer: by analogies.” Rodden’s claim is a natural first view, also held by others. This chapter considers the extent to which this view is true and helpful in understanding how fictional narratives, taken as...
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Parables: Crossroads Between the Cognitive Theory of Metaphor and Argumentation Theory

de Bustos, Eduardo

Pages: 83 –99

[Parables are considered a form of expanded metaphors, with varying levels of complexity in their narrative structure. They are defined by their perlocutionary purpose, meaning that they typically aim to convey a moral or spiritual teaching. This meaning is an indirect meaning, in the sense that...
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Narratives and Pragmatic Arguments: Ivens’ The 400 Million

van den Hoven, Paul

Pages: 103 –121

[Narratives and pragmatic arguments maintain a tight but complex relation. Narratives are a proto-scientific method to empirically investigate actions. In narratives, actions are explored, explained, interpreted, and evaluated. The action is a central element in a causal chain of events: motive –...
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The Sample Convention, or, When Fictionalized Narratives Can Double as Historical Testimony

Toker, Leona

Pages: 123 –140

[The paper deals with the cases when fictionalized narratives can double as historical evidence to mass violence. These are the cases of narratives written by people who have experienced the atrocities and trials that they give account of but who represent the historical realities not in a...
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From Narrative Arguments to Arguments That Narrate

Frenay, Adrien; Carel, Marion

Pages: 141 –175

[Based on the study of an article written by Maurice Barrès on the 25 August, 1914, the present chapter aims at showing that studies of the relations between narration and argument must take into account not only narrative arguments but also arguments that narrate. On the ground of an analysis of...
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Narrative as Argument in Atul Gawande’s “On Washing Hands” and “Letting Go”

Phelan, James

Pages: 177 –192

[This essay responds to scholarly skepticism about narrative as argument, due to its reliance on hindsight effects (because such and such happened, then so and so must be the causes), and its tendency to develop inadequate analogies or to overgeneralize from single cases. The essay contends that,...

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