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John Walshument involve not only support for points of view, but also attack against them. 2. Reasoning can have qualified conclusions. 3. There are other good types of argument than those of standard formal logic. 4. Unstated assumptions linking premisses to a conclusion are better thought of as inference li

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and evaluation by 27 scholars from 10 countries in the fieldSummarizing, in The Uses of Argument Toulmin emphasized a number of points that are by now familiar, but still deserve attention: 1. Reasoning and argument involve not only support for points of view, but also attack against them. 2. Reason

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Higher Technical Education in Ireland,officials and prominent private stakeholders, for the first generation of the independent Irish state. The recommendations of the Commission on higher technical education envisaged a fundamental re-appraisal of existing policies at higher level, but were almost entirely sidelined by political and re

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Globalisation and the Primacy of Economics,by globalisation, international competition and ultimately economic crisis. The most notable policy changes prioritised more intensive engagement by HEIs with industry and deployment of market mechanisms on a large scale for the first time to achieve national objectives. The contemporary period saw