Sentence examples for modes of argumentation from inspiring English sources

Paul was a master debater and polemicist, though the ancient Jewish modes of argumentation he used make him difficult for modern readers to understand.

Naturalism also goes hand in hand with a now generally prevalent pessimism about traditional philosophical modes of argumentation.

Valla's insistence on examining and assessing arguments in terms of persuasion and usefulness leads him to criticize not only the syllogism but also other less formal modes of argumentation.

For this purpose, a model of transformative change drawn from psychoanalysis and Continental philosophy of religion is more useful than a model drawn from Anglo-American adversarial modes of argumentation (Jantzen 1999, 78).

The only we can have productive and logically consistent philosophical discussions in our society, is if we begin to check for fallacious modes of argumentation and reasoning, such as, an appeal to privilege.

It not only refers to the mode of argumentation but also to the alleged way in which many atheists are "tone deaf" to religion.

To argue that way is not a fallacy but an acceptable mode of argumentation.

The issue of whether or not the entire book had been penned by Han Fei is debatable: considerable differences among the chapters in terms of style and mode of argumentation lead not a few scholars to suspect that they come from different authors.

It is a baseless and fallacious mode of argumentation, and it is time that we start to challenge these forms of argumentation.

He is known for his provocative and sometimes polemical style of argumentation.

His latest two-volume work, Everyday Arguments and the Theory of Argumentation, was published last year.