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The Emergence of Argumentation | ||
| مجلة آداب البصرة | ||
| Article 1, Volume 11, Issue 73, 2015, Pages 1-28 PDF (0 K) | ||
| Authors | ||
| Hamid Naser Khalaf; Ayda Jadoo; a Hanoon | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The main purpose for argumentation was to influence the hearer. Aristotle fought against the Sophists’ argumentation schemes which were used to deceive the people. And he lent the door open for the systematic study of rhetoric and argumentation fallacies, and showed that the ultimate aim for argumentation is to influence rather than to deceive. Argumentation in the Arabic tradition emerged in the pre-Islamic poetry and orations. The Holy Quran fostered this tendency. Arabs were keenly interested in argumentation, so much so that rarely did it disappear from their writings. | ||
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| The Emergence of Argumentation | ||
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