Introduction Part I: Organizing Approaches in Argumentation Theory
1. Landmarks in the History of Argumentation Theory
2. The Concept of Argumentation
3. The Deductivist Approach to Argument Evaluation
4. The Rhetorical Perspective on Argumentation
5. The Epistemic/Epistemological Theory of Argument
6. The Pragma-Dialectical Approach to Argumentation
7. Normative Pragmatic Approaches to Argumentation
8. Psychology and Argument
9. The Informal Logic Approach to Argumentation
10. Contemporary Dialectical Theories of Argumentation
11. The Virtue Approach to Argument
12. Argumentation Design
13. Modes, Coalescence and Argument
14. The Linguistic Normative Model of Argumentation (LNMA)
15. Intercultural Argumentation
16. The Language and Argumentation Interface
17. Experimental Approaches to Argumentation Part II: Developing Debates in Argumentation Theory
18. Argumentation Schemes
19. Charity and Argument Reconstruction
20. Critical Thinking, Argumentation, and Critical Thinking Education
21. The Ethics of Argumentation
22. About Fallacies
23. The Problem of Adversarial Argument
24. Argumentation and Deep Disagreements
25. Feminism and Argumentation
26. Arguing with Pictures
27. Ongoing Inquiry into Analogical Arguments
28. Argument and Narrative
29. Legal Argumentation
30. Emotions and Argumentation
31. Political Argumentation
32. Political Disagreement, Epistemic Autonomy, and Epistemic Interdependence
33. Nommo and the Essence of African American Argumentation
34. Is argumentation knowledge-conducive?
35. Media argumentation and argumentation in the media
36. Meta-argumentation
37. A Pun, a Joke, and a Riddle Walk into an Argument
38. Multimodal Argumentation
39. What is the Burden of Proof, and Who Bears It?
40. Unlocking Unfounded Criticisms of the Ny?ya Account of the Form of a Good Argument
41. Mun??ara and Islamic Traditions of Argument
42. Argumentation and its theorizing in ancient China
43. Argumentation & Natural Language Processing