Ideals of rationality in dialogic

Argumentation 2 (4):395-408 (1988)
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Abstract

Needed for such dialogue games as dialectic are appropriate standards of fairness and rationality. The rules of procedure of dialectic must describe a game playable by actual human participants. The present paper centers on certain idealizations of the dialectician that are not allowable

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