A number of trends may be observed in contemporary work on rhetoric and argumentation. Some of this work analyses the correct way to conduct a debate, starting out from an idealised model comprising a set of rules which participants would be required to observe. We can see here the inspiration from the English-speaking world, of which the Amsterdam school is currently one of the main representatives. The first work in French by Frans van Eemeren and Rob Grootendorst (1996) is indeed significa..
Rhetoric fell out of favour in education in England in the twentieth century, largely as a result of...
This article focuses on the development of argumentation studies in France and their complex relatio...
Through this article, I explore the issue of tolerance in the Western thought from a rhetorical pers...
The contemporary debate on democracy shows two points of view: the “deliberative” one and the “agon...
In Argumentation Theory after the New Rhetoric, Frans H. van Eemeren characterizes the New Rhetoric ...
With communication playing an increasingly important role in contemporary society, rhetoric appears ...
Since antiquity, the notion of rhetoric has been associated with Aristotle, Cicero and Quintilian. T...
The paper critically investigates the pragma-dialectics of van Eemeren and Grootendorst, particularl...
AbstractThe evolution of rhetoric on the ground of science, philosophy, literature and so on proves ...
The topic of political rhetoric concerns the strategies used to construct persuasive arguments in fo...
Van Eemeren and Houtlosser concentrate on the tension inherent in argumentative discourse between th...
textThe traditional master-narrative in histories of rhetoric assumes that formal democratic institu...
The term of rhetoric has known several senses since its foundation as techne of persuasion by Aristo...
Since its very beginning in Greece during the fifth century B. C. rhetoric has been taught. This tra...
Political rhetoric generally assumes an asymmetric relationship between speaker and audience, but th...
Rhetoric fell out of favour in education in England in the twentieth century, largely as a result of...
This article focuses on the development of argumentation studies in France and their complex relatio...
Through this article, I explore the issue of tolerance in the Western thought from a rhetorical pers...
The contemporary debate on democracy shows two points of view: the “deliberative” one and the “agon...
In Argumentation Theory after the New Rhetoric, Frans H. van Eemeren characterizes the New Rhetoric ...
With communication playing an increasingly important role in contemporary society, rhetoric appears ...
Since antiquity, the notion of rhetoric has been associated with Aristotle, Cicero and Quintilian. T...
The paper critically investigates the pragma-dialectics of van Eemeren and Grootendorst, particularl...
AbstractThe evolution of rhetoric on the ground of science, philosophy, literature and so on proves ...
The topic of political rhetoric concerns the strategies used to construct persuasive arguments in fo...
Van Eemeren and Houtlosser concentrate on the tension inherent in argumentative discourse between th...
textThe traditional master-narrative in histories of rhetoric assumes that formal democratic institu...
The term of rhetoric has known several senses since its foundation as techne of persuasion by Aristo...
Since its very beginning in Greece during the fifth century B. C. rhetoric has been taught. This tra...
Political rhetoric generally assumes an asymmetric relationship between speaker and audience, but th...
Rhetoric fell out of favour in education in England in the twentieth century, largely as a result of...
This article focuses on the development of argumentation studies in France and their complex relatio...
Through this article, I explore the issue of tolerance in the Western thought from a rhetorical pers...