Argumentation Dec 2019

“I Have No Comment”: Confrontational Maneuvering by Declaring a Standpoint Unallowed or Indisputable in Spokespersons’ Argumentative Replies at the Regular Press Conferences of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Peng Wu Jiangsu University
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Argumentation
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2019-12-01
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10.1007/s10503-019-09504-z
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  1. Wu et al. (2025)
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