The Claim of Reason¶
Cavell, S. (1979). The Claim of Reason: Wittgenstein, Skepticism, Morality, and Tragedy. Oxford University Press.
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Primes¶
- Dialectic
- - Dialogue-form argumentation. The reasoning is expressible as dialogue (even when performed by one person); dialectical moves have identifiable speech acts (question, assertion, objection, concession, distinction)
This sourceTreats philosophical reasoning in the ordinary-language tradition as a matter of voice, claim, and response — reasoning enacted as dialogue; supports the dialogue-form-argumentation criterion (190).
- - Dialogue-form argumentation. The reasoning is expressible as dialogue (even when performed by one person); dialectical moves have identifiable speech acts (question, assertion, objection, concession, distinction)
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