Argumentation

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The Key Concepts

Häftad, Engelska, 2025

Av Edward Schiappa

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This book is an accessible reference guide to the key concepts associated with argumentation theory, criticism, and pedagogy.Providing an encyclopedic‑style synthesis, the book defines and describes 175 essential concepts of argumentation, and provides discussion of the meaning, application, and impact, as well as offering suggestions for further reading. Readers are introduced to foundational reasoning methods—deductive, inductive, and abductive—as well as key argumentative models such as the Toulmin Model and Pragma‑Dialectics. The text delves into the identification and analysis of fallacies, the evaluation of evidence, and the crucial roles of context, audience adaptation, and argumentative style. It explores the ethical dimensions of argument, the impact of cognitive bias, and the influence of cultural and discourse communities.The first of its kind and a key entry point to understanding the fundamental principles of the field, this guidebook is ideal for undergraduate and graduate courses in argumentation, debate, rhetoric, and communication studies as well as other related disciplines. It will also be of interest to the general reader looking to improve their analytical and decision‑making abilities.

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Utgivningsdatum2025-11-27
Mått138 x 216 x 14 mm
Vikt460 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieRoutledge Key Guides
Antal sidor234
FörlagTaylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN9781032730745

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List of FiguresAcknowledgementsPrefaceAbduction (Abductive Reasoning)Affirming a Disjunct (argument by dilemma)Analogical reasoningAntecedentArgumentArgumentative patternArgumentative styleArgumentum ad baculum (appeal to force)Argumentum ad hominem (fallacy)Argumentum ad hominem (in philosophy)Argumentum ad misericordium (appeal to pity)Argumentum ad populum (bandwagon fallacy)Argumentum ad rem (argument to the matter)Argument diagrammingArgument evaluationArgument from analogyArgument from authorityArgument from ignoranceArgument metaphorsArgument reconstructionArgument strengthArgumentation and advocacyArgumentation ethicsArgumentative grammarArgumentativityArtificial Intelligence and argumentAudience adaptationAxiomBackingBiconditionalsBivalent logicBurden of proofBurden of rejoinderCausal argumentCircular reasoningClaimCogencyCognitive biasesCognitive research on argumentationCommitmentCommon knowledge (Sensus Communis) Communicative Action TheoryComputational Models of ArgumentConclusionConjunctionConsensusConsequentConstructive argumentationConstructive dilemmaContextContradictionControversyCooperative argumentCounterfactualCounterplanCritical Discourse AnalysisCritical thinkingCultural norms of argumentationDebateDeductive reasoningDefeasible reasoningDefinitions and definitional argumentDeliberative rhetoricDestructive dilemmaDialecticDialogical argumentationDiscourse communityDiscovery and inventionDisjunctive reasoningDoublespeakElaboration Likelihood ModelEmbodimentEmotive argumentsEnactmentEnthymemeEristicEthosEvidenceEvidence-based reasoningExplanatory argumentsFactual claimsFallaciesFallacy of relative privationFalse cause (post hoc fallacy)Feminine styleFeminist argument theoryFields of argumentFormal logicFraming analysisIdentity argumentIncommensurabilityInductive reasoningInferenceInformal logicInformation seekingInquiryInterpersonal argumentJustificationLemmaLinguistic approaches to argument studiesLogical operatorsLogical PositivismLogosMeta-argumentationMetacognitionMisinformationModal logicModus ponens and modus tollensMultimodal argumentNarrative argumentNatural argumentNegotiationNon sequitorNormative reasoningObligation GameParody and satirePathosPersonal sphere of argumentPersuasionPolicy claimsPragma-DialecticsPragmaticsPredicate logicPremisePresumptionProofPropositionPublic sphere of argumentQualifierQuantifierQuantitative reasoningRacist argumentRadical argumentativismRationalityReasonRebuttalReconstructive analysis Red herringReductio ad absurdumRelevanceRhetoricRhetorical analysisScientific rhetoricSelfhood and argumentSemanticsSign reasoningSignificanceSlippery slopeSocratic methodSolvencySoundnessStandpoint analysisStasisStock IssuesStrategic designStrategic maneuveringStraw person argumentStyleSyllogistic reasoningTautologyTechnical sphere of argumentTheoremTopoiToulmin ModelTranspositionTu quoque fallacyUnexpressed premiseUniversal audienceUniversal generalizationValidity, formalValidity, informalValue Based Argumentation FrameworksValue claimsVisual argumentationWarrantBibliographyIndex

“Argumentation is the root of philosophy and communication. But what exactly is it? The conceptual pillars of argument analysis, interpretation, and evaluation are explained in this book with stunning clarity and accessibility. It is a reference book, an introductory manual, a comprehensive guide for understanding how we put our reasoning in words.”Fabrizio Macagno, University of Lisbon, Portugal“With concise entries covering an expansive array of concepts, this resource guide is essential for any who study or practice argumentation. It offers clear definitions, illustrative examples, and further readings. The book is an essential glossary for anyone reading argumentation literature.”Catherine Palczewski, University of Northern Iowa, USA“In Argumentation: The Key Concepts, Edward Schiappa provides an invaluable introduction and bibliography covering 175 central ideas that have shaped the study of public argument and formal logic. The book should be on the shelf of every argumentation scholar.”Robert C. Rowland, University of Kansa, USA