Presupposition denial is a linguistic phenomenon where a speaker challenges an underlying assumption within a statement, rather than the statement's…
A justification relation explains why a claim or statement is true or valid. It involves providing evidence, reasoning, or grounds…
Evidence relation refers to the connection or link between pieces of evidence, crucial for establishing facts and supporting claims in…
An emphatic additive relation strengthens an existing additive relationship, emphasizing the addition of something new or further. It highlights the…
The core argument is the central claim or thesis of a piece of writing. It's the main point the author…
Compound discourse involves the intricate interplay of multiple communicative acts to convey a complex message. It moves beyond simple statements…
An alternative question, also known as a loaded question, is a logical fallacy that presupposes a truth that has not…
Rhetoric and composition is the study of how language is used to persuade and communicate. It explores the art of…
Explore the art and science of effective communication. Speech Communication and Rhetoric delves into how messages are crafted, delivered, and…
The vicious circle principle safeguards against circular definitions and arguments. It ensures that a concept is not defined using itself…