Cross-disciplinary perspectives on context-specific argumentation practices

Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents v
3. Cross-disciplinary perspectives on context-specific argumentation practices 1
4. Section I. Theoretical perspectives on argumentation – revisited
5. Chapter 1. Uncontroversial arguments 21
6. Chapter 2. Connection premises 39
7. Chapter 3. Argumentative and non-argumentative rhetorical content 57
8. Section II. Argumentation practices in political discourse environments
9. Chapter 4. Questioning the questionable 73
10. Chapter 5. Reason and passion in political rhetoric 99
11. Chapter 6. Interpersonal style(s) in diplomatic argumentation online 127
12. Section III. Argumentation practices in legal discourse environments
13. Chapter 7. The interpreter-mediated police interview as argumentative discourse in context 151
14. Chapter 8. Context and genre in judicial argumentation 177
15. Section IV. Argumentation practices in debates on societal and family issues
16. Chapter 9. Caught between profitability and responsibility 197
17. Chapter 10. Multi-participant TV debate as an argumentative activity type 229
18. Chapter 11. The transmission of what is taken for granted in children’s socialization 259
19. Section V. Argumentation practices in multi-modal discourse environments
20. Chapter 12. Visual arguments in activists’ campaigns 291
21. Chapter 13. Attacks on the cartoonist’s strategic manoeuvring 317
22. Subject index 341
23. Name index 339