Tense Arguments

IF 0.9 3区哲学 0 PHILOSOPHY

Informal Logic Pub Date : 2019-12-14 DOI:10.22329/il.v39i4.6043

C. Plantin

引用次数: 4

Abstract

Tension is a major issue in the analysis of argumentative discourse in ordinary language. Tension is an operator showing that the speaker is highly involved in her speech, and wants to share her commitments, that is, wants to persuade her audience. This paper proposes a case study of an extremely tense and controversial argument with strong anti-Semitic undertones (§2). The following sections examine the main components of tension: (§3) radicalization of arguments; (§4) exclamations; (§5) rhetorical questions; (§6) emotions. Tension is interpreted as a verdictive operator resisting refutation.

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紧张的争论

张力是日常语言辩论语篇分析中的一个主要问题。紧张是一种操作员，表明演讲者高度投入到她的演讲中，想要分享她的承诺，也就是说，想要说服她的听众。本文提出了一个极端紧张和有争议的论点的案例研究，带有强烈的反犹主义色彩(§2)。以下各节探讨紧张的主要组成部分:(§3)论点的激进化;(§4)感叹词;(§5)反问句;(§6)的情绪。紧张被解释为一名执拗的操作者拒绝反驳。

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Informal Logic PHILOSOPHY-

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1.50

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12 weeks

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