The philosophy of argument and audience reception /Christopher W. Tindale, University of Windsor.

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Tindale, Christopher W. (Christopher William) [Author]

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online resource

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9781316374832
9781316181645

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BC50 .P455 2015

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Argumentation and its issues -- Aristotle and the natures of audiences -- Perelman's audiences: a meeting of minds -- Habermas and the ideal audience -- Meaning and reasons -- Evidence and reasons: the place of testimony -- Emotion and reasons -- Agency and reasons -- Making meaning present -- Audiences and addressees: the experience of reception -- Historical arguments and elective audiences.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

The role of audience in a theory of argumentation -- Argumentation and its issues -- Aristotle and the natures of audiences -- Perelman's audiences: a meeting of minds -- Habermas and the ideal audience -- Meaning and reasons -- Evidence and reasons: the place of testimony -- Emotion and reasons -- Agency and reasons -- Making meaning present -- Audiences and addressees: the experience of reception -- Historical arguments and elective audiences.

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