Defining Argumentation
Defining Argumentation
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1. Question
What is the name for any combination of propositions aimed at persuading an audience to a particular viewpoint, belief, or action; and, that particular conclusion is claimed to be supported by the other propositions?
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Controversy exists in topics that most do not consider controversial, like mathematics.
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Which element of argument which seeks to create new knowledge?
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Which element of argument distinguishes it from assertions or threats of force?
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5. Question
Which element of argument describes how people and arguments tend to “stick together?”
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