Analogical argument schemes and complex argumentation

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This paper addresses several issues in argumentation theory. The over-arching goal is to discuss how a theory of analogical argument schemes fits the pragmadialectical theory of argument schemes and argument structures, and how one should properly reconstruct both single and complex argumentation by analogy. I also propose a unified model that explains how formal valid deductive argumentation relates to argument schemes in general and to analogical argument schemes in particular. The model suggests "scheme-specificvalidity" i.e. that there are contrasting species of validity for each type of argument scheme that derive from one generic conception of validity.

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Juthe, A. (2015). Analogical argument schemes and complex argumentation. Informal Logic, 35(3), 378–445. https://doi.org/10.22329/il.v35i3.4211

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