Question-Reply Argumentation¶
Walton. (1989). Question-Reply Argumentation.
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Domain-specific¶
- Complex Question
- The mechanism is that a question performs two speech acts simultaneously: an interrogative surface (requesting information) and a declarative content embedded as presupposition (asserting the background condition)
This sourceWalton's interrogative-theory treatment, which defines a loaded question as one carrying an unwelcome presupposition.
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“A loaded question could be defined as one that has a presupposition that is unwelcome”
- The mechanism is that a question performs two speech acts simultaneously: an interrogative surface (requesting information) and a declarative content embedded as presupposition (asserting the background condition)
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