49 Interactive Argumentation: Ideal and Real

Hirsch, Richard

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“…Nevertheless some scholars still applied formalizations drawn from symbolic logic or linguistics to these matters. Examples of these approaches appeared in the first ISSA conference in 1986 (e.g., Brown 1987;Hirsch 1987;Peña 1987). Even though Toulmin (1958) argued that natural expressions should not be summarized in formal language, his was only one voice among many.…”

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Hample

2008

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I wish to argue in favor of a particular orientation, one expressed in Brockriede's remark that "arguments are not in statements but in people." While much has been gained from textual analyses, even more will accrue by additional attention to the arguers. I consider that textual materials are really only the artifacts of arguments. The actual arguing is done exclusively by people, either the argument producers or receivers, and never by words on a page. In fact, most of our textual interpretations are quietly founded on the assumption that the artifact is fully informative about what people think.Résumé: Je veux soutenir une orientation exprimée dans une remarque de Brockriede que « les arguments ne sont pas dans des énoncés mais dans des personnes ». Malgré les bénéfices des analyses textuelles, on bénéficiera davantage d'une plus grande attention sur les personnes qui argumentent. Je considère le matériel textuel comme des objets façonnés par l'argumentation, mais celle-ci est façonnée exclusivement par des personnes qui produisent ou reçoivent des arguments, et jamais par des mots sur une page. En effet, la plupart de nos interprétations se fondent silencieusement sur la supposition que ces textes nous informent de la pensée des gens.

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