I-VIII -- Introduction -- Pragmatic Approaches -- 1 Acts of Explanation: A Speech Act Analysis -- 2 Utterance and Commitment: A Speech Act Analysis -- 3 The Problem of Deixis in Argumentation -- 4 Argumentative Linguistic Analysis and Refutative Discourse -- 5 Sequences with Concessive, Adversative, and Restrictive Sentences and Clauses and The Simulation of Dialogical Argumentation Patterns in Monological Discourse -- 6 Mood and Modality in Political Interviews -- 7 Towards a Procedural Analysis of Argumentative Operators in Texts -- 8 Identifying Argumentation Schemes -- 9 Negotiating Consensus in Discourse Interaction Schemata -- Conversational Approaches -- 10 Evaluating Definitions of Argument: Expert and Naive -- 11 Argumentation and Persuasion -- 12 Arguer Goals and the Termination of Dialogical Arguments -- 13 Common Argumentation and Group Identity -- 14 On the Impact of Involvement: The Expressive Encoding of Value Judgements and the Projection of Agreement in the Context of Conversation -- 15 Confrontation in Conversations. An Approach of Conversational Discussions Based on the Theory of Van Eemeren and Grootendorst and on Conversational-Analytical Insights of Jackson and Jacobs -- 16 Orientation to Face in Everyday Argument -- Cognitive and Empirical Approaches -- 17 Deductive Reasoning Ability, Error, and Education -- 18 Applications of Abstraction in Argumentation -- 19 Towards a Psycholinguistic Approach of Argumentative Operators: The 'Thinking Aloud' Procedure -- 20 The Art of Moving and the Art of Proving -- 21 Some Remarks on the Development of Argumentation -- 22 A Pragmatic Perspective for Investigating Reason Giving Across Ages and Situations -- 23 Interactional and Non-Interactional Perspectives on Interpersonal Argument: Implications for the Study of Group Decision-Making -- 24 Argument Fields and Forms of Argument in Natural Language -- 25 The Judgment Phase of Invention -- Rhetorical Perspectives -- 26 The Relationship between Argument and Evidence in Aristotle's Rhetoric -- 27 Ethotetic Argument: Some Uses -- 28 Stasis, Good Reasons, and the Small Group -- 29 Rhetoric and the Theory of Argumentation -- 30 Logic and Rhetoric: Groundwork for a Synthesis -- 31 How to make a Paradox out of Something Lacking Paradoxical Qualifications - With Examples -- 32 Some Questions about the Rhetorical Analysis of Literary Texts -- 33 Psychoanalysis and Classical Rhetoric -- Epistemological Perspectives -- 34 Is There an Epistemic Theophrastean Rule for Actual Arguments? -- 35 In Defense of Relativism: Rescuing Incommensurability from the Self- Excepting Fallacy -- 36 Argumentation in Proof -- 37 Toulmin's Theory and the Dynamics of Argumentation -- 38 'The Rules of Argumentation Aren't Valid for Me'... Either! An Additional Refutation of Wolfgang Kuhlmann's Attempted Transcendental-Pragmatic Final-Grounding of Ethics and Epistemology -- 39 The First Copernican: Rational Conversion as a Model for Scientific Change -- 40 Rationality, Cognitive Science, and the Theory of Argumentation -- 41 The External Justification of a Dialectical Consensus -- 42 Reason and the Theory of Argument -- 43 The Self-Corrective Process of Learning -- 44 The Implicit Teleology of Human Communication and Experience -- 45 Argumentation and Dialectical Logic -- Formal Perspectives -- 46 Logical and Non-Logical Foundations of Argumentation -- 47 Dilemmas of the Inductive/Deductive Distinction -- 48 Dialectical Arguments, Matters of Degree, and Paraconsistent Logic -- 49 Interactive Argumentation: Ideal and Real -- 50 Inference Rules for Generalized Quantifiers -- List of Contributors

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