Publications

Publication details [#21692]

Publication type
Article in book
Publication language
French

Articles in this volume

McFarland, M.W. From Historie to Geschichte: Reconstructing the past through rhetorical arguments. 13–21
Cox, J.Robert. Critical theory, memory, and the argument from history. 22–29
Meijer-Wertheimer, Molly. A Jamesian reading of Aristotle's enthymeme. 30–37
Miller, C.M. Implicit rhetorical theory: Premises, payoffs and pitfalls of an approach to argument analysis. 38–44
Fusfield, William David. `Nothing should and nothing can be proved': Young Friedrich Schlegel's declarative challenge to the demonstrative voice of Western rhetoric. 45–53
Klumpp, James F. The unconsummated flirtation: Contextualist approach to argument. 54–60
Brutian, G. The architectonics of argumentation. 61–63
Bailin, Sharon. Argumentation as inquiry. 64–69
Bandas, Mark. Methodological pragmatism: The ends of inquiry. 70–75
Slastionov, M.U. Argumentation, dialogue and science. 76–83
Heysse, T. Truth and a theory of argumentation. 84–91
Lumer, Christoph. Structure and functions of argumentations: An epistemological approach to determining criteria for the validity and aequacy of argumentations. 98–107
Maier, Robert. Argument and power. 108–116
Stern, Kenneth. Argument and convictive force. 117–122
Gomez Diaz, Luis Miguel. Remarks on Jean-Blaise Grize's logics of argumentation. 123–132
Pocheptsov, G. Argumentation without arguments. 133–136
Pinto, Robert C. Generalizing the notion of argumentation. 137–146
Langsdorf, Leonore. Conversational arguments as propositions and as narrative performance. 147–156
Mineo, Paul. Relativism in argumentation theory and practice. 161–167
Griffin, Susan. Internal ethotic argument: The `Vir Bonus' in Shaftesbury's Soliloquy. 168–175
Brinton, Alan. Ethotic argument in Plato's Laches. 176–182
Williams, David Cratis. Revolution from within: Burke's Theory of Aesthetic `Form' as argument technique. 183–188