An edition of Fundamentals of critical argumentation
(2005)
Fundamentals of critical argumentation
by Douglas N. Walton
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Fundamentals of critical argumentation
2005, Cambridge University Press
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Table of Contents
Arguments and dialogues
Dialogues
Arguments
Questions and statements
A more detailed looks at arguments in dialogues
Generalizations
Chaining of arguments
Criticizing by questioning or rebuttal
Criticizing and argument by asking a question
Disputes and dissents
Concepts useful for understanding arguments
Inconsistency
Three kinds of arguments
Syllogisms
Complex propositions
Some other common forms of deductive argument
Probability and inductive argument
Plausible argumentation
Arguments and explanations
Argumentation schemes
Appeal to expert opinion
Argument from popular opinion
Argument from analogy
Argument from correlation to cause
Argument from consequences and slippery slope
Argument from sign
Argument from commitment
Ad hominem arguments
Argument from verbal classification
Argument reconstruction
Single and linked arguments
Convergent arguments
Serial and divergent arguments
Distinguishing between linked and convergent arguments
Extended arguments
Enthymemes
Cleaning up a text of discourse
Dialogues
Persuasion dialogue
Commitment in dialogue
Other types of dialogue
Simple and complex questions
Loaded questions
Responding to tricky questions
Relevance of questions and replies
Detecting bias
Loaded terms
Point of view and burden of proof
Biased argumentation
Verbal disputes
Lexical, stipulative and persuasive definitions
Philosophical and scientific definitions
Normal and troublesome bias
Relevance
Probative relevance
Dialectical relevance
Relevance in meetings and debates
Relevance in legal argumentation
Fear appeal arguments
Threats as arguments
Appeal to pity
Shifts and relevance
Practical reasoning in a dialogical framework
Practical inferences
Necessary and sufficient conditions
Disjunctive reasoning
Taking consequences into account
The dilemma
The closed world assumption
Lack of knowledge inferences
Real world situations.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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