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Author(s): David Zarefsky
ISBN(s): 9780251405823, 0251405826
Edition: 2nd Edition
File Details: PDF, 1.63 MB
Year: 2001
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 0251405826 

ISBN 13: 9780251405823

Author:  David Zarefsky

Introducing Argumentation and RhetoricHistory of Argumentation StudiesFormal and Informal ArgumentThe Emergence of ControversyResolutions and IssuesStasis The Focal Point of DisputePresumption and Burden of ProofArgument Analysis and DiagrammingClaims and EvidenceReasoning from Parts to WholeMoving from Cause to EffectEstablishing CorrelationsAnalogy, Narrative, and FormWhat Makes a Sound Argument?Fallacies in ReasoningValidity and Fallacies ReconsideredAssembling a CaseAttack and Defense IAttack and Defense IILanguage and Style in ArgumentationArguments between FriendsArguments among ExpertsPublic Argument and Democratic LifeThe Ends of Argumentation

Table of contents: 

1 Introducing Argumentation and Rhetoric
2 Underlying Assumptions of Argumentation
3 Formal and Informal Argumentation
4 History of Argumentation Studies
5 Argument Analysis and Diagramming
6 Complex Structures of Argument
7 Case Construction—Requirements and Options
8 Stasis—The Heart of the Controversy
9 Attack and Defense I
10 Attack and Defense II
11 Language and Style in Argument
12 Evaluating Evidenc

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