Emotions in argumentative narration. The case of the Charlie Hebdo attack

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This paper studies emo-tional inferencing triggered by emo-tion terms, using Pragma-Dialectics and the Argumentum Model of Topics. The corpus, in French, is an excerpt of a video-recorded testimony in which a middle school teacher evokes her experience of being in class the day after the Charlie Hebdo attack, thus presenting a case of argumentation in context. The analy-sis focuses on the argumentative structure and on the rhetorical strate-gies that trigger emotional inferenc-ing. The emotional inferencing derives from a Locus of Ontological Implication, which links a situation and an emotion (and vice-versa), while the culture-bound elements tend to be part of the endoxon.

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Cigada, S. (2019). Emotions in argumentative narration. The case of the Charlie Hebdo attack. Informal Logic, 39(4), 401–431. https://doi.org/10.22329/il.v39i4.6035

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