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How & Why Toulmin Model Became Triangular

(Over)Simplification in Japan
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2024 Netherlands English
Authors: Hisajima, Ryo;

handle: 1887/4107809

How & Why Toulmin Model Became Triangular

Abstract

The Toulmin Model is introduced also to Japan, but in a unique way. While the original model consists of 6 elements, the model in Japan, called Triangular Logic Model, consists of 3 (claim, data, warrant). This paper discusses 1) the process of and reasons for the triangularization of the model and 2) pros/cons of this phenomenon. Though triangularization succeeds in making the model popular in educational practice, this (over)simplification lets the model go in the opposite direction to which Toulmin wanted to.

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S. Toulmin, Triangular Logic Model, Debate, Argument Fields, Education

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