Argumentation is considered from two complementary viewpoints, the provision of proof and demonstration. The first is chiefly aimed at convincing, while the second aims at persuading. Argumentative discourse presents the addressee with an oriented schematic view of a certain situation, constructed in a way that enables the addressee to reconstruct it for his own account, to accept its content and to adhere to it. Acceptation depends above all on the apparent truth of the arguments and on the authority of the person putting them forward. Adherence depends on the addressee's own values, pinpointed by mechanisms of highlighting. Thus any serious study of argumentation cannot restrict itself to considerations of logic alone, psychologica...
Starting from Sperber and Mercier’s theory (2011) on the relationship between reasoning and arguing...
The theory of argumentation is based on the assumption thatarguments pervade and partly regulate all...
How do individuals change their minds as a result of argumentation? It is generally assumed the spee...
Argumentation as a phenomenon can be approached from many standpoints, from rhetoric to logic and f...
Logic is concerned with the design or structure of arguments. It describes the forms of valid argume...
People always talk, discuss, argue, criticize or contradict each other. Have you ever thought of how...
Rather than the art of putting forward logically valid arguments leading to Truth, argumentation is ...
The word ‘persuasion’ can be used in two different ways. It can either implicate a process of changi...
The paper develops in some detail Popper's description of formal logic as the organon of rational c...
This paper aims at laying some foundations of a logic of argumentation in which arguments, as well a...
Abstract Acceptance or rejection of factual assertions is a far more important process than logical ...
The study of argumentation, though a lively activity today, only has a weak influence on the human s...
This talk surveys a number of methods currently being developed that assist in applying logic to the...
Cognition of an individual is a dynamic process, shaped not only by his contact with 'inanimate' nat...
Abstract: Normative theories of argumentation tend to assume that logical and dialectical rules suff...
Starting from Sperber and Mercier’s theory (2011) on the relationship between reasoning and arguing...
The theory of argumentation is based on the assumption thatarguments pervade and partly regulate all...
How do individuals change their minds as a result of argumentation? It is generally assumed the spee...
Argumentation as a phenomenon can be approached from many standpoints, from rhetoric to logic and f...
Logic is concerned with the design or structure of arguments. It describes the forms of valid argume...
People always talk, discuss, argue, criticize or contradict each other. Have you ever thought of how...
Rather than the art of putting forward logically valid arguments leading to Truth, argumentation is ...
The word ‘persuasion’ can be used in two different ways. It can either implicate a process of changi...
The paper develops in some detail Popper's description of formal logic as the organon of rational c...
This paper aims at laying some foundations of a logic of argumentation in which arguments, as well a...
Abstract Acceptance or rejection of factual assertions is a far more important process than logical ...
The study of argumentation, though a lively activity today, only has a weak influence on the human s...
This talk surveys a number of methods currently being developed that assist in applying logic to the...
Cognition of an individual is a dynamic process, shaped not only by his contact with 'inanimate' nat...
Abstract: Normative theories of argumentation tend to assume that logical and dialectical rules suff...
Starting from Sperber and Mercier’s theory (2011) on the relationship between reasoning and arguing...
The theory of argumentation is based on the assumption thatarguments pervade and partly regulate all...
How do individuals change their minds as a result of argumentation? It is generally assumed the spee...