Argument / Argumentation
Argument / Argumentation
Gliederung 1. Begriffsbestimmungen 2. Geschichte und Bedeutung der Argumentationstheorie 3. Die Funktion von Argumentationen - Die Grundansätze in der Argumentationstheorie 3.1. Rhetorische Argumentationstheorie - Ziel: Persuasion 3.2. Konsensualistische Argumentationstheorien - Ziel: Konsens 3.3. Erkenntnistheoretische Argumentationstheorien - Ziel: Erkenntnis 4. Die Funktionsweise von Argumentationen 5. Unterschiedliche Argumentationsarten 6. Definition von 'Argumentation' 7. Praktische Begründungen
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