The phrase "as an argumentation" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to refer to the act of presenting reasons or evidence in support of a conclusion, but the correct form would be "as an argument."
Example: "The author presents her points as an argument to support her thesis."
Alternatives: "as a rationale" or "as a justification."
Hegel, a German Idealist: the history of philosophy is not regarded as an abstract and timeless dialectic that proceeds in a predetermined direction but as an argumentation that aims at universality at a concrete moment in history.
A particle rule (also known as an argumentation form) abstractly describes the way a formula of a given main connective may be objected to, and how to answer the objection.
As an argumentation theory, such an account would probably have to take the following broad lines: at the logical level, the discursive justification of problematic truth claims heavily relies on empirical reasons: observation reports, results of experimental tests, and the like.
The keyword 'reason', which we examined as an argumentation-specific epistemic keyword, was connected with 'argumentation' by 33.3% of the articles.
As an approach argumentation mimics a human process and appears intuitive to human users (Williams and Williamson, 2006).
Van Eemeren and Grootendorst (2004: 1) define argumentation as: a verbal, social, and rational activity aimed at convincing a reasonable critic of the acceptability of a standpoint by putting forward a constellation of propositions justifying or refuting the proposition expressed in the standpoint.
" 'Star Wars' - as 'Perfect' as Challenger?" by Adele Simmons and John Sanbonmatsu (Op-Ed, Feb. 9) is a typical example of recent arguments about technology that seize upon a dramatic incident as a symbol for argumentation, but do not make any logical connection.
The purpose of this part-time course is to prepare non-native writers of English to produce academic essays displaying grammatical accuracy and lexical sophistication, as well as cogent argumentation at a level commensurate with the work produced by educated native speakers of English in the US academic context.
Unprepared to engage in constructive dialogue about marriage equality, many conservative Christians retreated into the defensive maneuvers of fragility--anger, fear, argumentation, resistance--as a way to try to reestablish an equilibrium.
The new rhetoric is defined as a theory of argumentation that has as its object the study of discursive techniques that aim to provoke or to increase the adherence of men's minds to the theses that are presented for their assent.
