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virtue argumentation theory: a standalone construct

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Argumentation

an approach that judges arguments by the virtues and vices of arguers, such as willingness to listen and intellectual courage.

In argumentation, virtue argumentation theory refers to an approach that judges arguments by the virtues and vices of arguers, such as willingness to listen and intellectual courage. This meaning comes from Aberdein (2009) in Argumentation.[1]

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  1. Aberdein, A. (2009). Virtue in Argument. Argumentation, 24(2), 165-179. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10503-009-9160-0

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