9 Argumentation: a Multiplicity of Regulated Rational Interactions

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Introduction. The Problem of Norms 1
4. Abstracts and Key Terms 9
5. 1. The Obligation to Argue 17
6. 2. Why Argue? A Note on K. Lorenz: On the Reason for the Obligation to Argue 27
7. 3. Norms in Argumentation and Natural Logic 33
8. 4. Natural Logic and Norms in Argumentation 49
9. 5. Premise Relevance 67
10. 6. Relevance - and Other norms of Argument: A Rhetorical Exploration 85
11. 7. A Pragma-Dialectical Perspective on Norms 97
12. 8. What Can Argumentative Practice Tell Us About Argumentation Norms? 113
13. 9 Argumentation: a Multiplicity of Regulated Rational Interactions 123
14. 10. The Unique Nature of Normal Circumstances: Contests and Illusions 143
15. 11. Argument as Social Enterprise 161
16. 12. Appealing Rhetorics: Ideology and Argumentation 179
17. 13. Comparative Anthropology and Rhetorics in Cultures. Reflections on Argumentation Theories and Forms of Life 195
18. List of Contributors 213
19. Index of Names 215