Argumentation schemes:
"This book provides a systematic analysis of many common argumentation schemes and a compendium of ninety-six schemes. The study of these schemes, or forms of argument that capture stereotypical patterns of human reasoning, is at the core of argumentation research. Surveying all aspects of argu...
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Acknowledgments Page
χϊ
Introduction
ι
ι
Basic Tools in the State of the Art
7
1. Introducing Argumentation Schemes
8
2.
Argument from Position to Know and Expert Opinion
і з
j.
Critical Questions
15
ą.
Enthy
mêmes,
Schemes, and Critical Questions
18
5.
Argument Diagramming
T00L·
21
6.
Introducing
Araucaria
24
7.
Problems to be Solved
30
#.
.r/ow
Лге
Schemes Binding?
34
9.
Directions for
AI
38
/о.
Where We Go from Here
40
2
Schemes for Argument from Analogy, Classification,
and Precedent
43
1.
The Case of the Drug-Sniffing Dog
45
2.
Argument from Analogy as Treated in Logic Textbooks
48
3.
Is Argument from Analogy Deductive or Inductive?
53
4.
The Schemes for Argument from Analogy
55
5.
Argument from Analogy as a Defeasible Form of Argument
60
6.
Arguments from Classification
66
7.
Arguments Based on Rules and Classifications
70
5.
Argument from Precedent and Practical Argument
from Analogy
7 2
9.
The Case of the Drug-Sniffing Dog Again
75
/о.
Conclusions
80
vi
Contents
3
Knowledge-Related, Practical, and Other Schemes
87
1.
Arguments from Knowledge
87
2.
Practical Reasoning
94
3.
Lack-of-Knowledge Arguments
98
4.
Arguments from Consequences
100
5.
Fear and Danger Appeah
102
6.
Arguments from Alternatives and Opposites
106
7.
Pleas for Help and Excuses
108
5.
Composition and Division Arguments
112
9.
Slippery Slope Arguments
114
jo. Attacking Verbal Classification and Slippery Slope Arguments
117
4
Arguments from Generally Accepted Opinions,
Commitment, and Character
121
1.
Arguments from Popular Opinion
122
2.
Variants of the Basic Form
124
3.
Argument from Commitment
132
4.
Arguments from Inconsistency
136
5.
Ethotic Arguments
140
6.
Circumstantial
Ad Hominem
147
7.
Argument from Bias
154
5.
Aá
Hominem
Strategies to Rebut a Personal Attack
160
5
Causal Argumentation Schemes
163
j. The Problem of Causation
164
2.
Argument from Cause to Effect
168
3.
Argument from Effect to Cause
169
4.
Argument from Correlation to Cause
173
5.
Cases in Point
175
6.
Causal Argumentation at Stages of an Investigation
178
7.
Causal Assertions as Defeasible
181
5.
Toward a System of Analysis and Classification
184
9.
DiaUctical and Bayesian Models of Causal Argumentation
186
6
Schemes and Enthymemes
189
1.
Introduction
190
2.
Preliminary Discussion of the Problem
191
3.
A Deductive Case
194
4.
Limitations of Deductive Analysis
196
5.
t/sr of Argumentation Schemes in Analysis
199
6.
ř
/ѕѓ
of Schemes in Analyzing Weak Arguments
202
Contents
vii
7.
Limitations of Schemes
206
8.
Discussion of Cases
210
9.
The Attribution Problem
213
/o.
TA«
Dialectical Component of the Enthymeme Machine
216
7
Attack, Rebuttal, and Refutation
220
1.
Attacking, Questioning, Rebutting, and Refuting
221
2.
Older Theories of Refutation
230
3.
Newer Theories of Refutation
238
4.
Argumentation Schemes and Critical Questions
243
5.
Toward a Pragmatic Theory of Refutation
247
6.
Different Kinds of Opposition
251
7.
Internal and External Refutation
259
5.
A Case Study of Combined RebuttaL·
263
9.
The Problem of Argument from Opposites
267
io.
Problems about Critical Questions and Refutations
271
8
The History of Schemes
275
1. Aristotle on the Topics
276
2.
Cicero
282
3.
Boethius
284
4.
From Abelard to the Thirteenth Century
28g
5.
Fourteenth-Century Logic
294
6.
Topics in the Renaissance and the Port Royal Logic
296
7.
Modern Theories of Schemes
300
5.
Conclusions
304
9
A User s Compendium of Schemes
308
j. Argument from Position to Know
30g
2.
Argument from Expert Opinion
310
3.
Argument from Witness Testimony
310
4.
Argument from Popular Opinion (and Subtypes)
311
5.
Argument from Popular Practice
314
6.
Argument from Example
314
7.
Argument from Analogy
315
5.
Practical Reasoning from Analogy
316
9.
Argument from Composition
316
jo. Argument from Division
317
jj. Argument from Oppositions
317
J2. Rhetorical Argument from Oppositions
318
/3.
Argument from Alternatives
318
viii Contents
ι
¿f..
Argument from Verbal Classification
319
75.
Argument from Definition to Verbal Classification
31g
16.
Argument from Vagueness of a Verbal Classification
320
17.
Argument from Arbitrariness of a Verbal Classification
320
18.
Argument from Interaction of Act and Person
321
19.
Argument from Values
321
20.
Argument from Sacrifice
322
21.
Argument from the Group and Its Members
322
22.
Practical Reasoning
323
23.
Two-Person Practical Reasoning
325
24.
Argument from Waste
326
25.
Argument from Sunk Costs
326
26.
Argument from Ignorance
327
27.
Epistemic
Argument from Ignorance
328
2 5.
Argument from Cause to Effect
328
29.
Argument from Correlation to Cause
328
30.
Argument from Sign
329
3
j
.
Abductive Argumentation Scheme
329
32.
Argument from Evidence to a Hypothesis
331
33.
Argument from Consequences
332
34.
Pragmatic Argument from Alternatives
333
35.
Argument from Threat
333
36.
Argument from Fear Appeal
333
37.
Argument from Danger Appeal
334
3$.
Argument from Need for Help
334
39.
Argument from Distress
334
40.
Argument from Commitment
335
47.
Ethotic Argument
336
42.
Generic
Ad Hominem
336
43.
Pragmatic Inconsistency
336
44.
Argument from Inconsistent Commitment
337
45.
Circumstantial
Ad Hominem
337
46.
Argument from Bias
338
47.
Bias
Ad Hominem
338
4
S.
Argument from Gradualism
339
49.
Slippery Slope Argument
339
50.
Precedent Slippery Slope Argument
340
5/.
Sorites Slippery Slope Argument
340
52.
Verbal Slippery Slope Argument
341
53.
Full Slippery Slope Argument
341
Contents ix
54. Argument
for Constitutive-Rule
Claims 342
55. Argument
from Rules
343
5 6. Argument
for an Exceptional Case
344
57.
Argument from Precedent
344
51S. Argument from Plea for Excuse
345
59.
Argument from Perception
345
60.
Argument from Memory
346
10
Refining the Classification of Schemes
347
j. A Proposed General System for Classification of Schemes
348
2.
Classification of
Ad Hominem
Schemes
351
3.
Classifying the Subtypes of
Ad Hominem
Arguments
357
4.
Complications
360
5.
Conclusions
362
11
Formalizing Schemes
364
j. The Defeasible Modus Ponens Form of Schemes
364
2.
Schemes in AML
367
3.
Elements of a Formalization of Schemes
36g
4.
Formalization of Schemes in the Carneades System
371
5.
Formally Modeling the Critical Questions
373
6.
The Argument Interchange Format
375
7.
Так
Research Project for Developing a Formal System
378
5.
Schemes in Dialogue
382
9.
Summary of the Dialectical System ASD
388
jo. A Worked Example of a Dialogue in ASD
389
jj. Conclusions
392
12
Schemes in Computer Systems
393
j. Schemes in
Araucaria
393
2.
Schemes in ArguMed
397
3.
Schemes in Compendium
400
4.
Schemes in Rationale
400
5.
Schemes in Natural Language Argumentation
405
6.
Schemes in
Interagent
Communication
408
7.
Schemes in Automated Reasoning
411
5.
Schemes in Computational Applications
412
9.
Conclusions
Bibliography
417
43
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Contents
Acknowledgments Page
χϊ
Introduction
ι
ι
Basic Tools in the State of the Art
7
1. Introducing Argumentation Schemes
8
2.
Argument from Position to Know and Expert Opinion
і з
j.
Critical Questions
15
ą.
Enthy
mêmes,
Schemes, and Critical Questions
18
5.
Argument Diagramming
T00L·
21
6.
Introducing
Araucaria
24
7.
Problems to be Solved
30
#.
.r/ow
Лге
Schemes Binding?
34
9.
Directions for
AI
38
/о.
Where We Go from Here
40
2
Schemes for Argument from Analogy, Classification,
and Precedent
43
1.
The Case of the Drug-Sniffing Dog
45
2.
Argument from Analogy as Treated in Logic Textbooks
48
3.
Is Argument from Analogy Deductive or Inductive?
53
4.
The Schemes for Argument from Analogy
55
5.
Argument from Analogy as a Defeasible Form of Argument
60
6.
Arguments from Classification
66
7.
Arguments Based on Rules and Classifications
70
5.
Argument from Precedent and Practical Argument
from Analogy
7 2
9.
The Case of the Drug-Sniffing Dog Again
75
/о.
Conclusions
80
vi
Contents
3
Knowledge-Related, Practical, and Other Schemes
87
1.
Arguments from Knowledge
87
2.
Practical Reasoning
94
3.
Lack-of-Knowledge Arguments
98
4.
Arguments from Consequences
100
5.
Fear and Danger Appeah
102
6.
Arguments from Alternatives and Opposites
106
7.
Pleas for Help and Excuses
108
5.
Composition and Division Arguments
112
9.
Slippery Slope Arguments
114
jo. Attacking Verbal Classification and Slippery Slope Arguments
117
4
Arguments from Generally Accepted Opinions,
Commitment, and Character
121
1.
Arguments from Popular Opinion
122
2.
Variants of the Basic Form
124
3.
Argument from Commitment
132
4.
Arguments from Inconsistency
136
5.
Ethotic Arguments
140
6.
Circumstantial
Ad Hominem
147
7.
Argument from Bias
154
5.
Aá
Hominem
Strategies to Rebut a Personal Attack
160
5
Causal Argumentation Schemes
163
j. The Problem of Causation
164
2.
Argument from Cause to Effect
168
3.
Argument from Effect to Cause
169
4.
Argument from Correlation to Cause
173
5.
Cases in Point
175
6.
Causal Argumentation at Stages of an Investigation
178
7.
Causal Assertions as Defeasible
181
5.
Toward a System of Analysis and Classification
184
9.
DiaUctical and Bayesian Models of Causal Argumentation
186
6
Schemes and Enthymemes
189
1.
Introduction
190
2.
Preliminary Discussion of the Problem
191
3.
A Deductive Case
194
4.
Limitations of Deductive Analysis
196
5.
t/sr of Argumentation Schemes in Analysis
199
6.
ř
/ѕѓ
of Schemes in Analyzing Weak Arguments
202
Contents
vii
7.
Limitations of Schemes
206
8.
Discussion of Cases
210
9.
The Attribution Problem
213
/o.
TA«
Dialectical Component of the Enthymeme Machine
216
7
Attack, Rebuttal, and Refutation
220
1.
Attacking, Questioning, Rebutting, and Refuting
221
2.
Older Theories of Refutation
230
3.
Newer Theories of Refutation
238
4.
Argumentation Schemes and Critical Questions
243
5.
Toward a Pragmatic Theory of Refutation
247
6.
Different Kinds of Opposition
251
7.
Internal and External Refutation
259
5.
A Case Study of Combined RebuttaL·
263
9.
The Problem of Argument from Opposites
267
io.
Problems about Critical Questions and Refutations
271
8
The History of Schemes
275
1. Aristotle on the Topics
276
2.
Cicero
282
3.
Boethius
284
4.
From Abelard to the Thirteenth Century
28g
5.
Fourteenth-Century Logic
294
6.
Topics in the Renaissance and the Port Royal Logic
296
7.
Modern Theories of Schemes
300
5.
Conclusions
304
9
A User's Compendium of Schemes
308
j. Argument from Position to Know
30g
2.
Argument from Expert Opinion
310
3.
Argument from Witness Testimony
310
4.
Argument from Popular Opinion (and Subtypes)
311
5.
Argument from Popular Practice
314
6.
Argument from Example
314
7.
Argument from Analogy
315
5.
Practical Reasoning from Analogy
316
9.
Argument from Composition
316
jo. Argument from Division
317
jj. Argument from Oppositions
317
J2. Rhetorical Argument from Oppositions
318
/3.
Argument from Alternatives
318
viii Contents
ι
¿f.
Argument from Verbal Classification
319
75.
Argument from Definition to Verbal Classification
31g
16.
Argument from Vagueness of a Verbal Classification
320
17.
Argument from Arbitrariness of a Verbal Classification
320
18.
Argument from Interaction of Act and Person
321
19.
Argument from Values
321
20.
Argument from Sacrifice
322
21.
Argument from the Group and Its Members
322
22.
Practical Reasoning
323
23.
Two-Person Practical Reasoning
325
24.
Argument from Waste
326
25.
Argument from Sunk Costs
326
26.
Argument from Ignorance
327
27.
Epistemic
Argument from Ignorance
328
2 5.
Argument from Cause to Effect
328
29.
Argument from Correlation to Cause
328
30.
Argument from Sign
329
3
j
.
Abductive Argumentation Scheme
329
32.
Argument from Evidence to a Hypothesis
331
33.
Argument from Consequences
332
34.
Pragmatic Argument from Alternatives
333
35.
Argument from Threat
333
36.
Argument from Fear Appeal
333
37.
Argument from Danger Appeal
334
3$.
Argument from Need for Help
334
39.
Argument from Distress
334
40.
Argument from Commitment
335
47.
Ethotic Argument
336
42.
Generic
Ad Hominem
336
43.
Pragmatic Inconsistency
336
44.
Argument from Inconsistent Commitment
337
45.
Circumstantial
Ad Hominem
337
46.
Argument from Bias
338
47.
Bias
Ad Hominem
338
4
S.
Argument from Gradualism
339
49.
Slippery Slope Argument
339
50.
Precedent Slippery Slope Argument
340
5/.
Sorites Slippery Slope Argument
340
52.
Verbal Slippery Slope Argument
341
53.
Full Slippery Slope Argument
341
Contents ix
54. Argument
for Constitutive-Rule
Claims 342
55. Argument
from Rules
343
5 6. Argument
for an Exceptional Case
344
57.
Argument from Precedent
344
51S. Argument from Plea for Excuse
345
59.
Argument from Perception
345
60.
Argument from Memory
346
10
Refining the Classification of Schemes
347
j. A Proposed General System for Classification of Schemes
348
2.
Classification of
Ad Hominem
Schemes
351
3.
Classifying the Subtypes of
Ad Hominem
Arguments
357
4.
Complications
360
5.
Conclusions
362
11
Formalizing Schemes
364
j. The Defeasible Modus Ponens Form of Schemes
364
2.
Schemes in AML
367
3.
Elements of a Formalization of Schemes
36g
4.
Formalization of Schemes in the Carneades System
371
5.
Formally Modeling the Critical Questions
373
6.
The Argument Interchange Format
375
7.
Так
Research Project for Developing a Formal System
378
5.
Schemes in Dialogue
382
9.
Summary of the Dialectical System ASD
388
jo. A Worked Example of a Dialogue in ASD
389
jj. Conclusions
392
12
Schemes in Computer Systems
393
j. Schemes in
Araucaria
393
2.
Schemes in ArguMed
397
3.
Schemes in Compendium
400
4.
Schemes in Rationale
400
5.
Schemes in Natural Language Argumentation
405
6.
Schemes in
Interagent
Communication
408
7.
Schemes in Automated Reasoning
411
5.
Schemes in Computational Applications
412
9.
Conclusions
Bibliography
417
43
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