Burden of Rebuttal 92 Thinking based on Principles 108 Responding to Arguments 92 Deciding how to decide 108 Rebuilding Arguments 93 Articulating and Justifying a Decision 109 Rebuttal 94 Conclusion 111 Comparisons 95 Turn Taking and Keeping on Topic 96 Chapter 9 USING GOOD REASONS & AVOIDING FALLACIES 112 Conclusion 97 Reasoning 113 Causal reasoning 113 Chapter 8 MAKING DECISIONS 98 Sign Reasoning 115 Decision Paradigms 99 Inductive Reasoning 117 Costs and Benefits 99 Deductive Reasoning 118 Hypothesis Testing 100 Reasoning from Analogy 119 Gamesplayer 101 Argument from Authority 120 Narrative Paradigm 102 Argument from Definition 121 Skepticism toward Arguments 103 Logical Fallacies 122 Tabula Rasa 103 SHOW THAT AN ARGUMENT IS NOT WELL Critic Of Argument 103 SUPPORTED 122 Assessor 103 1. Arguments that lack adequate proof 122 Punishment 104 2. Arguments that rest on faulty proofs 124 Overall Skepticism towards Arguments 104 3. Weak Sources of Evidence 127 Presentational Style 104 4. Unimportant Arguments 129 Style Emphasis 104 5. Arguments that actually help your case 131 Issues Emphasis 104 Point out Logical Fallacies accurately 132 Arguments Emphasis 105 Conclusion 132 The Role of Morality and Aesthetics in Deciding 105 Morality 105 Chapter 10 ETHICAL ARGUMENTATION 133 Aesthetics 106 Ethics in Preparing Arguments 133 Sincerity of the Advocacy 106 Enhancing Human Dignity 134 Consequentialist versus Principled Thinking 106 Arguers as Lovers 136 Consequentialist Thinking 107
Burden of Rebuttal 92 Responding to Arguments 92 Rebuilding Arguments 93 Rebuttal 94 Comparisons 95 Turn Taking and Keeping on Topic 96 Conclusion 97 Chapter 8 MAKING DECISIONS 98 Decision Paradigms 99 Costs and Benefits 99 Hypothesis Testing 100 Gamesplayer 101 Narrative Paradigm 102 Skepticism toward Arguments 103 Tabula Rasa 103 Critic Of Argument 103 Assessor 103 Punishment 104 Overall Skepticism towards Arguments 104 Presentational Style 104 Style Emphasis 104 Issues Emphasis 104 Arguments Emphasis 105 The Role of Morality and Aesthetics in Deciding 105 Morality 105 Aesthetics 106 Sincerity of the Advocacy 106 Consequentialist versus Principled Thinking 106 Consequentialist Thinking 107 Thinking based on Principles 108 Deciding how to decide 108 Articulating and Justifying a Decision 109 Conclusion 111 Chapter 9 USING GOOD REASONS & AVOIDING FALLACIES 112 Reasoning 113 Causal reasoning 113 Sign Reasoning 115 Inductive Reasoning 117 Deductive Reasoning 118 Reasoning from Analogy 119 Argument from Authority 120 Argument from Definition 121 Logical Fallacies 122 SHOW THAT AN ARGUMENT IS NOT WELL SUPPORTED 122 1. Arguments that lack adequate proof 122 2. Arguments that rest on faulty proofs 124 3. Weak Sources of Evidence 127 4. Unimportant Arguments 129 5. Arguments that actually help your case 131 Point out Logical Fallacies accurately 132 Conclusion 132 Chapter 10 ETHICAL ARGUMENTATION 133 Ethics in Preparing Arguments 133 Enhancing Human Dignity 134 Arguers as Lovers 136
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