An Introduction to Reasoning¶
Toulmin, Rieke, & Janik. (1984). An Introduction to Reasoning.
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Domain-specific¶
- Toulmin Model
- . Legal argumentation — law students and advocates are trained to articulate the usually-implicit warrant and to pre-state its rebuttal conditions, which connects directly to brief-writing practice
This sourceAn application of the claims, grounds, warrants, backing, qualifiers and rebuttals model to legal reasoning.
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- . Legal argumentation — law students and advocates are trained to articulate the usually-implicit warrant and to pre-state its rebuttal conditions, which connects directly to brief-writing practice
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