In this paper, we present experiments designed to assess the role of causal connectives with an attributive meaning (e.g. since and puisque) on the acceptability of straw man fallacies. Our results show that connectives play a role for the detection of straw man fallacies by increasing readers’ awareness to the speaker’s persuasive intent, thus creating a forewarning effect. We also uncover a crucial difference between causal connectives both within and across languages. Taken together, our experiments plead in favor of conducting fine-grained analyses of connectives in different languages in order to deepen our understanding of their role for argumentation
This paper provides a pilot study on the use of the connective and and its French equivalent et. It ...
Through a structured examination of four English causal discourse connectives, our article tackles a...
The difference between ‘car’ and ‘parce que’ is often explained in the literature by the type of cau...
In this paper, we present experiments designed to assess the role of causal connectives with an attr...
In this paper, we investigate the role of causal connectives that convey attributive meaning such as...
This paper investigates the role of French causal connectives that convey an attributive meaning for...
While the role of discourse connectives has long been acknowledged in argumentative frameworks, the...
This paper presents an experimental investigation of the effectiveness of the straw man fallacy, whi...
A straw man is a form of fallacious argument that involves the distortion of an opponent’s view in o...
This chapter is about argumentation and connectives. It first gives a general definition of argument...
Discourse connectives are often said to be language specific, and therefore not easily paired with a...
This article presents a scalar approach to the semantics and distribution of causal connectives in D...
causal relations and connectives in terms of speaker involvement HENK PANDER MAAT and LIESBETH DEGAN...
This article aims to further test the cognitive claims of the so-called subjectivity account of caus...
Many languages of the world have connectives to express causal relations at the discourse level. Oft...
This paper provides a pilot study on the use of the connective and and its French equivalent et. It ...
Through a structured examination of four English causal discourse connectives, our article tackles a...
The difference between ‘car’ and ‘parce que’ is often explained in the literature by the type of cau...
In this paper, we present experiments designed to assess the role of causal connectives with an attr...
In this paper, we investigate the role of causal connectives that convey attributive meaning such as...
This paper investigates the role of French causal connectives that convey an attributive meaning for...
While the role of discourse connectives has long been acknowledged in argumentative frameworks, the...
This paper presents an experimental investigation of the effectiveness of the straw man fallacy, whi...
A straw man is a form of fallacious argument that involves the distortion of an opponent’s view in o...
This chapter is about argumentation and connectives. It first gives a general definition of argument...
Discourse connectives are often said to be language specific, and therefore not easily paired with a...
This article presents a scalar approach to the semantics and distribution of causal connectives in D...
causal relations and connectives in terms of speaker involvement HENK PANDER MAAT and LIESBETH DEGAN...
This article aims to further test the cognitive claims of the so-called subjectivity account of caus...
Many languages of the world have connectives to express causal relations at the discourse level. Oft...
This paper provides a pilot study on the use of the connective and and its French equivalent et. It ...
Through a structured examination of four English causal discourse connectives, our article tackles a...
The difference between ‘car’ and ‘parce que’ is often explained in the literature by the type of cau...