Acts of arguing a rhetorical model of argument - Tindale, Christopher W., (Christopher William) (State University of New York Press, 1999)
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 221-238) and index
Introduction: The Case for Rhetorical Argumentation -- - Models of Argumentation -- - Product, Procedure, and Process -- - Habermas's Challenge -- - The Case for the Rhetorical -- - Origins in the Rhetoric -- - Rhetorical Argument: Enthymeme -- - Rhetorical Argumentation -- - Contemporary Views -- - Outline of the Study -- - Argument as Product: The Logical Perspective -- - Formal Logic and the Classical Root -- - The Toulmin Transition -- - Informal Logic -- - Problems of the Product-oriented Perspective -- - Rhetoric and Logic -- - Argumentation as Dialectical -- - Outline of the Pragma-Dialectical Approach -- - Misunderstandings and Qualifications -- - Pragma-Dialectics and Fallacies -- - Walton's Functional Account -- - A Critical Evaluation -- - Rhetorical Elements: Audiences, Readers, and Third Parties -- - Contexts and Argument: An Introduction to the Rhetorical Perspective -- - The New Rhetoric -- - Emotion and Argumentation -- - Context -- - Audiences -- - The Universal Audience -- - Audiences and the Conditions for Adherence -- - Perelman's Relativism -- - Relevance and Cognitive Environments -- - Acceptability -- - Blair and Johnson's Community of Model Interlocutors -- - The Universal Audience Again -- - Preliminary Examples -- - Case Studies in Rhetorical Argumentation -- - Case A Clear Thinking on Shell Oil, Nigeria and the Death of Ken Saro-Wiwa -- - Arguer and Audiences -- - Mode of Expression -- - Dialectical Obligations -- - The Logical Structure -- - The Reasonableness of the Argumentation -- - Case B Personality, Testimony, and Holocaust Denial -- - The Initial Text