Analyses showed that using electronic outlining for planning and writing significantly improved the presentation of the argumentative structure.
Moreover, the several illustrations and analogies in the chapter all admit of multiple interpretations, while the argumentative structure of the chapter, upon which one might rely to force one interpretation over another, is regrettably thin.
He has always wanted to create buildings informed by the structure, logic and beauty of bridges and machinery.
Finally, we contend that a comparative study should analyze cross-country variation also in the argumentative structures – the justifications, arguments and ideological rationales – that surround these policy measures.
This study looks into how the argumentative structure (van Eemeren et al., 2007) is enhanced by verbal and non-verbal modes (Kress, 2010) in oral business discourse.
There has been an enormous debate about what the argumentative structure of the transcendental deduction is.
In a way, the argumentative structure of Clinical Labor resembles Eduardo Galeano's famous Open Veins of Latin America (Galeano 1998).
Once we recognize the argumentative structure of the advertisement, we can go further, and consider whether it should be understood as an instance of an argument scheme (a standard pattern of argument).
In this article, the argumentative structure upon which empirical-ethical research is based will be understood as "mixed judgments", which contain both normative and descriptive or prognostic propositions ([ 8, p. 9]).
His main projects are informed by the vocabulary of mathematical structure, the politics of sacred symbols and poetry as ally to the visual arts.
Was that structure informed by the primary source material?
