Titlebook: Dialogical Rhetoric; An Essay on Truth an Wouter H. Slob Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2002 Argument.dialectic.dialog

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Frank C. Richardson,Robert C. Bishopnot. Much like St. Augustin’s understanding of evil as ., a bad argument had the status of ... Consequently, no separate study of fallacious argumentation was necessary. Fallacies were simply considered the complement of valid inference, and deserved no special treatment of their own.

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Patrick Londen,Philip Walsh,Jeff Yoshimie one conventionally to be in force. Yet, they argue, the choice cannot be a matter of mere will: it must be a rational one. Whereas mono-logic normativity depends upon truth, we have seen that dialectical rationality depends upon rationality.

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Conclusion,e one conventionally to be in force. Yet, they argue, the choice cannot be a matter of mere will: it must be a rational one. Whereas mono-logic normativity depends upon truth, we have seen that dialectical rationality depends upon rationality.

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From Dialogue to Rhetoric,. The very fact that there are alternatives fundamentally changes the logical space in which normative issues are to be settled. Truth no longer speaks for itself, but has become dependent upon the logical system that is operative.

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