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[Argumentation uses language to justify or refute a standpoint, with the aim of securing agreement in views. The study of argumentation typically centers on one of two objects: either interactions in which two or more people conduct or have arguments such as discussions or debates; or texts such as speeches or editorials in which a person makes an argument.]
Published: Oct 16, 2015
Keywords: Young People; Argumentation Theory; Child Molester; Tobacco Company; Argumentative Discourse
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