Reasoned use of expertise in argumentation

Argumentation Feb 1989

Douglas N. Walton

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Fallacies
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Plausible Reasoning
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Logic
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Dynamic Memory
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Multiple-Conclusion Logic
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Argumentation: Perspectives and Approaches
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Practical Reason
D. Walton (1985)

Arguer's Position
D. Walton (1987)

Informal Fallacies

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Logique et Analyse
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