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Introduction
Part I Reflections on argumentation and language
Chapter 1. Characterizing the argumentative style used in defending a standpoint (F. H. van Eemeren)
Chapter 2. Analyzing rhetorical style: toward better methods (J. Fahnestock)
Chapter 3. Argumentative Language and the evolution of human communication (A. Verhagen)
Chapter 4. Ordinary and technical terminology in relation to argument (J. Anthony Blair)
Part II The semantics-pragmatics distinction
Chapter 5. 'Those are your words, not mine!' Strategic maneuvers with implicatures (R. Boogaart, H. Jansen & M. van Leeuwen)
Chapter 6. No, it is not just semantics! The importance of linguistic arguments and the Rule of Law (E. Feteris, H. Kloosterhuis & J. Plug)
Part III Discourse relations
Chapter 7. At the interface between discourse structure and argumentation structure: diagramming attacks to argument's plausibility and to argument's relevance (A. Rocci)
Chapter 8. How face threatening are disagreement moves? An integration of pragma-dialectical insights and politeness considerations (A. Tseronis)
Part IV Framing
Chapter 9. Greatest or growing proportion? Inferences due to attribute framing (B. Holleman & H. Pander Maat)
Chapter 10. Old is the new new: the rhetoric of anchoring innovation (I. Sluiter)
Chapter 11. Strategic use of metaphors in argumentation (R. Pilgram & L. van Poppel)
Chapter 12. Reconstructing figurative analogy (B.J. Garssen)
Part V Constructions
Chapter 13. The function of Russian važno podčerknut' - 'it's important to emphasize' - in discourse and argumentation (E. Fortuin)
Chapter 14. Strategic maneuvering with the expression 'not for nothing' (H. Jansen & F. Snoeck Henkemans)
Chapter 15. Everybody knows that there is something strange about ad populum arguments (S. Oswald & T. Herman).
Part I Reflections on argumentation and language
Chapter 1. Characterizing the argumentative style used in defending a standpoint (F. H. van Eemeren)
Chapter 2. Analyzing rhetorical style: toward better methods (J. Fahnestock)
Chapter 3. Argumentative Language and the evolution of human communication (A. Verhagen)
Chapter 4. Ordinary and technical terminology in relation to argument (J. Anthony Blair)
Part II The semantics-pragmatics distinction
Chapter 5. 'Those are your words, not mine!' Strategic maneuvers with implicatures (R. Boogaart, H. Jansen & M. van Leeuwen)
Chapter 6. No, it is not just semantics! The importance of linguistic arguments and the Rule of Law (E. Feteris, H. Kloosterhuis & J. Plug)
Part III Discourse relations
Chapter 7. At the interface between discourse structure and argumentation structure: diagramming attacks to argument's plausibility and to argument's relevance (A. Rocci)
Chapter 8. How face threatening are disagreement moves? An integration of pragma-dialectical insights and politeness considerations (A. Tseronis)
Part IV Framing
Chapter 9. Greatest or growing proportion? Inferences due to attribute framing (B. Holleman & H. Pander Maat)
Chapter 10. Old is the new new: the rhetoric of anchoring innovation (I. Sluiter)
Chapter 11. Strategic use of metaphors in argumentation (R. Pilgram & L. van Poppel)
Chapter 12. Reconstructing figurative analogy (B.J. Garssen)
Part V Constructions
Chapter 13. The function of Russian važno podčerknut' - 'it's important to emphasize' - in discourse and argumentation (E. Fortuin)
Chapter 14. Strategic maneuvering with the expression 'not for nothing' (H. Jansen & F. Snoeck Henkemans)
Chapter 15. Everybody knows that there is something strange about ad populum arguments (S. Oswald & T. Herman).