Proceedings of the Tenth Conference of the International Society for the Study of Argumentation
Información General
- Autores: Ronny Boogaart (coord.), Bart Garssen (coord.), Henrike Jansen (coord.), Maarten Van Leeuwen (coord.), Roosmaryn Pilgram (coord.), Alex Reuneker (coord.)
- Editores: Sic Sat
- Año de publicación: 2024
- País: Países Bajos
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 9789090393544
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Listado de artículos
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Keynote speakers
Impossible conversations across radically different “frameworks”: A critical rationalist approach to deep disagreements
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In defense of pragmatic reason: Responding to the Postmodern challenge
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Regular papers
Argumentative style across cultures: A corpus-based comparative study of standpoint presentation by Iranian and Norwegian learners of English
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The rule of law, stases, and the polarizing style: Public argument and paradiastole
págs. 82-91
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Rhetorical topos analysis: Considerations for a systematic method of argumentation analysis
págs. 125-137
Caregivers’ reasoning about oncological treatment in online discussions: A comparative analysis
págs. 138-149
Explanatory dialogues and digital medicine
Petar Bodlović, Marcin Lewinski, Elena Cabrio, Serena Villata
págs. 150-162
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The 2022 US National Security Strategy: Responding to new threats in an evolving world
págs. 178-186
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Climate scientists as rhetorical citizens: Public argumentation in persuasive op-eds
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Insinuated vs asserted ad hominem: An experimental approach to their rhetorical effectiveness on "ethos"
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Scare tactics, media capture and the pandemic: Argumentative style in the online news media
págs. 254-264
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Propaganda in Russian media coverage of the war in Ukraine: Emotion vs. reason
págs. 286-296
The use of diagrams in argumentation: Logical, argumentative and rhetorical approach
págs. 297-312
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Argumentations in the Qur’an: A perspective of generalized argumentation theory
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Argument "ad feminam": The use of gendered attacks to discredit the women participating in the 2021 hearings of the select committee to investigate the January 6th attack on the United States Capitol
págs. 355-364
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How & why Toulmin Model became triangular: (Over)simplification in Japan
págs. 376-382
Strategic ambiguity vs. strategic clarity: The defense of Taiwan
págs. 383-394
Arguing on unlevelled playing fields: Local management of reasonableness in a special place for managing disagreement about health
págs. 395-408
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Motivated reasoning and contradictory Internet memes: Bottomlessirony and the affective conditions of assent
págs. 436-446
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Deciphering the discourse of livestreaming e-commerce in China: From the perspective of classical rhetorical persuasion
págs. 455-466
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Irredentist claim-making: Legitimation warrants for possessive statism in Vladimir Putin’s war rhetoric
págs. 490-500
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One-premise arguments: Jean Wagemans’ Periodic Table of Arguments, a revival of Aristotle’s "Topics"?
págs. 509-517
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A construction based on audience: A rhetorical interpretation of the Toulmin model
págs. 549-560
The application of contemporary Western argumentation theories in English speech and debate in China
págs. 561-569
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Epistemic and evidential expressions as context-specific argumentative indicators in institutional dialogues: A corpus study of interactions in the financial domain
págs. 590-603
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“…like their comrades who fell in 1916”: Argumentative discourse in propaganda sheets from the Irish Civil War
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From an extremist to status quo: Changing consciousness on climate change
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An argumentative approach to representations of Fukushima: A case study of the legacy media coverage over the Russian invasion in Ukraine
págs. 713-721
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Motivated criticism in indigenous consultations: Why indigenous arguments do not convince the crown
págs. 741-753
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Sophocles’ "Antigone" and its argumentative value: A legal-philosophical reading
págs. 778-785
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The 10.000-Argument Rule: Adequacy in theories of argument structure
págs. 796-812
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How do empirical biomedical research articles argue?: Examining the layers of rhetorical, domain-specific, and citation-based argumentation
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Speaking to a divided audience: The ambiguous strategic design of figured discourse
págs. 882-892
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Argumentation in the intelligence domain
Jacky Visser, Dimitra Zografistou, John Lawrence, Chris Reed
págs. 915-923
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Argumentation in Waltz’s “Emerging Structure of International Politics”
Magdalena Wolska, Bernd Fröhlich, Katrin Girgensohn, Sassan Gholiagha, Dora Kiesel, Jürgen Neyer, Patrick Riehmann, Mitja Sienknecht, Benno Stein
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págs. 980-991
The conspiracy theory of history as argument: Vladimir Putin's September 30, 2022, and February 21, 2023, addresses or The Paranoid Style in (Putin’s) Russian Politics (with apologies to Richard Hofstadter)
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