Journal
Argumentation
Published
2012-05-01
DOI
10.1007/s10503-011-9232-9
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  1. Argumentation
  2. Argumentation
  3. Argumentation
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  22. Macagno, F., and D. Walton. 2010. Dichotomies and oppositions in legal argumentation. Ratio Juris 23(2): 229–257.
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  25. Rhetorische Fragen
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  29. Quasthoff, U. 1978. The uses of stereotype in everyday argument. Journal of Pragmatics 2(19): 1–48.
    Journal of Pragmatics  
  30. Presumption and the practices of tentative cognition
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  33. Essays in speech act theory
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