Argumentation is a very logical way of discussing or debating an idea. When you use the technique of argumentation, you prove something to be true or false.
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Argumentation
Improve Group Processes
Techniques for Meetings & Faciliation
Conversational Modeling
Argument Mapping
Improving Computer-Mediated Communication
Understand People and Communities
Linguistics
Rhetorical Structure Theory
Discourse analaysis
Cognitive Coherence Relationships
Speech Act Theory
Philosophy
Study of Meaning (Philosophy)
Study of Belief
Rhetoric
Genre Theory
Communications Theory
Provide Computer Tools for People
AI & Law
Computer Supported Cooperative Work
Language/Action Perspective
Computer Supported Cooperative Learning
Design Rationale
Decision Support
Generate New Knowledge and Resolve Inconsistencies
Collective Intelligence
Sensemaking
Improve Critical Thinking
CSCL tools
Informal Logic
Study Logical Structures
Argument Classification
Study of Fallacies
Reason with Formal Models
Agent-based argumentation
Dialogue Games
Argumentation
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Argumentation
Improve Group Processes
Techniques for Meetings & Faciliation
Conversational Modeling
Argument Mapping
Improving Computer-Mediated Communication
Understand People and Communities
Linguistics
Rhetorical Structure Theory
Discourse analaysis
Cognitive Coherence Relationships
Speech Act Theory
Philosophy
Study of Meaning (Philosophy)
Study of Belief
Rhetoric
Genre Theory
Communications Theory
Provide Computer Tools for People
AI & Law
Computer Supported Cooperative Work
Language/Action Perspective
Computer Supported Cooperative Learning
Design Rationale
Decision Support
Generate New Knowledge and Resolve Inconsistencies
Collective Intelligence
Sensemaking
Improve Critical Thinking
CSCL tools
Informal Logic
Study Logical Structures
Argument Classification
Study of Fallacies
Reason with Formal Models
Agent-based argumentation
Dialogue Games
Argumentation
Improve Group Processes
Techniques for Meetings & Faciliation
Conversational Modeling
Argument Mapping
Improving Computer-Mediated Communication
Understand People and Communities
Linguistics
Rhetorical Structure Theory
Discourse analaysis
Cognitive Coherence Relationships
Speech Act Theory
Philosophy
Study of Meaning (Philosophy)
Study of Belief
Rhetoric
Genre Theory
Communications Theory
Provide Computer Tools for People
AI & Law
Computer Supported Cooperative Work
Language/Action Perspective
Computer Supported Cooperative Learning
Design Rationale
Decision Support
Generate New Knowledge and Resolve Inconsistencies
Collective Intelligence
Sensemaking
Improve Critical Thinking
CSCL tools
Informal Logic
Study Logical Structures
Argument Classification
Study of Fallacies
Reason with Formal Models
Agent-based argumentation
Dialogue Games
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