The phrase "argumentative dialogue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a conversation or discussion characterized by disagreement or differing viewpoints, often involving reasoning or debate.
Example: "The argumentative dialogue between the two scholars highlighted the contrasting theories on climate change."
Alternatives: "debate conversation" or "contentious discussion".
For example, within an argumentative dialogue play, a scene would be the development of a counter-position to a claim that was put forward before.
In the argumentative dialogue play, for example, the role component includes knowledge about the existence of at least two different positions that are advocated by at least two different persons who act in a different, but rather compatible way (by exchanging arguments) across the different scenes of the play.
The clarinets engage in chatty, impish and argumentative dialogues.
The latter include fallacies; argument schemes; the rhetorical features of argument; dialectical obligations; dialogue theory; kinds of argument (deductive, inductive, conductive); the role of images and diagrams in argument; empirical studies of argument; communication in argumentative contexts; and the history of argument analysis.
Fraser Grace is of the David Edgar school of playwriting: his dialogue is dense and argumentative, spiked with wit, passion and politics.
irrelevant to the philosophical (argumentative and doctrinal) content of the dialogues" (p. xxiv).
A central notion in argument-based formalism is argumentative attack.
For argumentative essays, sum up your argument.
Ben Jonson's vaunting 1616 collection of his works directs the reader's attention towards classical allusion rather than roistering theatricality; Shaw's dialogue famously has to wriggle past screeds of argumentative stage direction.
Measure for Measure is in its first superlative half made up of debate and dialogue; the play is not merely dark, but abstract, intellectual, argumentative - and the arguments all turn on bodies.
The exhibition's subtitle, "Dialogue With Steel," is entirely appropriate, for it accurately describes the artist's slightly combative, argumentative relationship with his material.
