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Eemeren, Frans H. Van, Rob Grootendorst, J.A. Blair and C.A. Willard, eds. 1987. Argumentation: Perspectives and approaches. Foris. viii + 458 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English

Articles in this volume

Benjamin, Robert L. Utterance and commitment: A speech act analysis. 18–26
Carrol, Daniel, Anne-Marie Simon-VandenBergen and Sonia Vandepitte. Mood and modality in political interviews. 52–60
Eemeren, Frans H. Van and T. Kruiger. Identifying argumentation schemes. 70–81
Allen, Mike, Nancy Burrell and Paul Mineo. Evaluating definitions of argument: Expert and naive. 93–102
Bax, Marcel. On the impact of involvement: The expressive encoding of value judgements and the projection of agreement in the context of conversation. 127–135
Benoit, Pamela J. Orientation to face in everyday argument. 144–152
Brandon, E.P. Deductive reasoning ability, error, and education. 155–161
Ditmarsch, H.P. van. Applications of abstractions in argumentation. 162–169
Caron, Jean and Josiane Caron-Pargue. Towards a psycholinguistic approach of argumentative operators: The 'thinking aloud' procedure. 170–178
Dascal, Marcelo, Varda Dascal and Erika Landau. The art of moving and the art of proving. 179–186
Benoit, William L. and James J. Lindsey. Argument fields and forms of argument in natural language. 215–224
Brandes, Paul D. The relationship between argument and evidence in Aristotle's rhetoric. 237–245
Brinton, Alan. Ethotetic argument: Some uses. 246–254
Alexandrova, Donka. Rhetoric and the theory of argumentation. 266–273
Caton, Charles E. Is there an epistemic Theophrastean rule for actual arguments? 305–312
Astroh, Michael. The implicit teleology of human communication and experience. 389–396
Apothéloz, Denis. Logical and non-logical foundations of argumentation. 407–417
Brown, Mark A. Inference rules for generalized quantifiers. 442–449