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Inappropriate arguments as a communication technology: types, peculiarities, and countering mechanisms
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This article is dedicated to such type of communication technology as inappropriate arguments. Special attention is given to clarification of the key concepts of the topic – “argumentation”, “appropriateness”, “inappropriateness”, and “context”. The original classification is provided to the types of inappropriate arguments. The author reveals the contextual peculiarities of using different types of inappropriate arguments; analyzes the specificity of using inappropriate arguments; as well as offers possible countering mechanisms. Particular examples of using incorrect arguments are confirmed by links to recorded live dialogues. The article employs the methods of intent analysis and comparative analysis. The Russian tradition of studying the theory and practice of argumentation features a number of research that touch upon the problem of inappropriate arguments. However, the study of arguments is just a part of the whole variety of communication technologies. The novelty of this work consists in the centralized, systematized presentation of the assemblage of variations of inappropriate arguments. The types of inappropriate arguments are illustrated on the specific examples from literature, cinematography, cultural -historical, social and political spheres of society. The acquired results can be valuable for the development of lecture courses on the theory and practice of argumentation, students majoring in philosophy, and audience interested in modern research dedicated to communication technologies.
Title: Inappropriate arguments as a communication technology: types, peculiarities, and countering mechanisms
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This article is dedicated to such type of communication technology as inappropriate arguments.
Special attention is given to clarification of the key concepts of the topic – “argumentation”, “appropriateness”, “inappropriateness”, and “context”.
The original classification is provided to the types of inappropriate arguments.
The author reveals the contextual peculiarities of using different types of inappropriate arguments; analyzes the specificity of using inappropriate arguments; as well as offers possible countering mechanisms.
Particular examples of using incorrect arguments are confirmed by links to recorded live dialogues.
The article employs the methods of intent analysis and comparative analysis.
The Russian tradition of studying the theory and practice of argumentation features a number of research that touch upon the problem of inappropriate arguments.
However, the study of arguments is just a part of the whole variety of communication technologies.
The novelty of this work consists in the centralized, systematized presentation of the assemblage of variations of inappropriate arguments.
The types of inappropriate arguments are illustrated on the specific examples from literature, cinematography, cultural -historical, social and political spheres of society.
The acquired results can be valuable for the development of lecture courses on the theory and practice of argumentation, students majoring in philosophy, and audience interested in modern research dedicated to communication technologies.
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