Relevance in Argumentation¶
Walton, D. (2004). Relevance in Argumentation.
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Mechanisms¶
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- It operationalizes the old idea of relevance as a norm of argument — the demand that each move actually bear on the point in dispute rather than merely change the subject.
This sourceTreats relevance as a norm of argument requiring premises and argumentative moves to bear on the issue under dispute.
- It operationalizes the old idea of relevance as a norm of argument — the demand that each move actually bear on the point in dispute rather than merely change the subject.
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