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| Set of statements in which a claim is made, support is offered for it, and there is an attempt to influence someone in a context of disagreement |
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| Sociological contexts for arguments and are makred by patterns of communication that participants in argumentative dispute can recognize |
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| Is an expressed opinion or a conclusion that the arguer wants accepted |
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| Are social contexts that guide how an argument is developed/produced and evaluated |
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| Contains the relatively informal arguments among people in typically casual settings |
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| Is an investigation whose purpose is to explore a situation, question, phenomenon or problem to arrive to a hypothesis or theory about it that includes all available information and is convingtingly justified |
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| Grow out of the confluence of arguer, question or need, and audience |
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| Contains arguments that are intended for public or generalized audience |
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| Consists of facts or conditions that are objectively observable, beliefs or statements generally accepted as true by the recipients, or conclusions previously established |
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| Is a process of making arguments intended to justify beliefs, attitudes, and values so as to influence others |
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| Contains arguments that adhere to rules that are more formalized and rigorous and tend to be generated by particular groups of people, such as doctors or lawyers |
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