Formal and informal approaches to theory of argumentation
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https://doi.org/10.31548/hspedagog2020.02.048Abstract
The article considers the question of formal and informal approaches to theory of argumentation. Nowadays theory of argumentation is getting more and more popular in different spheres of scientific and commercial activity. The progress of theory of argumentation took place in correspondence with the development of science and its theoretical understanding. This situation facilitates the arise of new requirements for critical thinking as formal approach doesn’t give practical advice which could have helped in times of real argumentation and informal one doesn’t provide clear and distinct rules for successful argumentation.
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