"argumentation against" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "My argumentation against this proposal is that it will lead to higher taxes for households."
It has proved to be fairly simple for Christian leaders to identify their opponents with Paul's and to use his invective and argumentation against them.
But Derrida always uses the argumentation against one idea, which Derrida calls "the worst" (le pire).
How does the application of the argumentation against the worst work?
For a passage from Dharmakīrti and Manorthanandin using this "one-many" argumentation against universals, see Tillemans (2000, p. 21 22).
Sadly, religion remains as the only point of reference to support argumentation against equality on this front.
Moreover, only one of the arguments against plurality elsewhere reported, the antinomy of limited and unlimited, conforms to the pattern of argumentation exemplified in the antinomy of like and unlike described by Plato's Socrates (see below, 2.1.1).
Dignum et al. (2016) studied stakeholder argumentation for and against shale gas exploitation in the Netherlands, based on which they examine applicability of Value-Sensitive Design (VSD) in the design of stakeholder participation processes.
We appreciate the opportunity to comment further on the argumentation for and against centralization of paediatric neurosurgery.
Goodman's remark is instructive, since it undermines a move that Grice and Strawson would later make against Quine's argumentation in "Two Dogma's of Empiricism".
Subsequent argumentation makes this a proscription against all attempts to predicate anything positive of the One: any such predicate would pluralize the One, make it consist of parts.
As I said, Derrida always uses the basic argumentation that we have laid out against the idea of the worst; today the tendency towards the worst is greater than ever.
