4. Two Unreceived Views about Reasoning and Argument

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. Foreword IX
4. 1. Rigor and Reality 1
5. 2. Is a Theory of Argument Possible? 13
6. 3. The Great Divide 37
7. 4. Two Unreceived Views about Reasoning and Argument 55
8. 5. The Problem of Missing Premises 81
9. 6. A Dialogic Exercise 105
10. 7. A New Approach to Charity 133
11. 8. Reasons Why Arguments and Explanations are Different 159
12. 9. Four Reasons There are No Fallacies? 177
13. 10. Formalism and Informalism in Theories of Reasoning and Argument 203
14. 11. Critical Thinking in the Armchair, the Classroom, and the Lab 229
15. 12. Critical Thinking about Critical Thinking Tests 247
16. 13. The Social Epistemology of Argument 271
17. Appendix on Critical Thinking Tests 293