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Analyzing Controversy
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« prev | next »- Chapter 1: Analyzing Controversy -- an introduction
- Basic Approaches in Analyzing Disagreements
- Matters of Language
- Matters of Fact
- Matters of Value
- Chapter Highlights
- Chapter 2: Slogans
- Defining Slogans
- Slogans Mean Something But…
- Slogans in Motto Form
- The Humpty Dumpty Principle -- power through slogans
- A Procedure
- Test Yourself
- Chapter 3: Reification
- Reification and the Analysis of Disputes
- Chapter 4: Definitions & Controversy
- Implicit Definitions
- Programmatic Definitions
- Chapter 5: Pseudo-Solutions
- Evaluating Solution Proposals
- Chapter 6: Name Calling
- Ad Hominem
- Delegitimization: presenting value judgments as facts
- Is Linguistic Bullying and Domination Involved?
- Chapter 7: Reason and Logic in Disputes
- An Informal Model
- The Syllogism
- Validity and Soundness
- Enthymemes
- Common Errors in Argument
- Other Related Chapters in This Text
- Keywords for Further Data Base Search
- Chapter 8: Presuppositions
- The Vulnerability Of Argument
- Chapter 9: The Nature of Consensus
- Two Dimensions of Consensus
- The Risks of Clarity
- Span of Consensus
- The Analytic Procedure
- Chapter 10: The Nature of "Society"
- The Two Step Procedure
- Chapter 11: Feelings, Facts and Logic
- More About Loaded Language
- Chapter 12: Authority
- Chapter 13: Operationalizing
- Review Activity
- Chapter 14: Inquiry Blockers
- Simple Inquiry-blockers
- Chapter 15: Fact and Value
- Fact and authority
- Is sense-experience the basic authority?
- Procedure for Section I:
- Section II. Does Evaluation Imply a Commitment?
- Procedure for Section II
- When disputants gives an evaluation; consider whether:
- For Further Consideration
- Chapter 16: Benefits and Costs
- Divisible and Indivisible Benefits
- Absolute and Positional Benefits
- Chapter 17: Responsibility
- Why Assumptions About Responsibility Are Important
- Chapter 18: Why Disputes Continue
- Appendix A: Basic Library Research
- Basic Library Research
- Creating A Search Strategy
- Searching Databases
- Appendix B: Visualizing Structures of Thought with Venn Diagrams
- The Relationship Between Venns and Syllogistic Arguments
- Index
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