Should we use legitimate fallacies? A case study of whataboutism in the discourse on the Russian-Ukrainian war

2024-9-11

Does student sampling impact our understanding of argumentativeness and verbal aggressiveness?

2024-8-17

The effect of concessions in debate: how giving ground can enhance persuasion

2024-8-10

Human intelligence: justifying debate in the Age of AI

2024-8-3

The world is our stage: the global rhetorical presidency and the Cold War <b>The world is our stage: the global rhetorical presidency and the Cold War</b> , byAllison Prasch,Chicago,University of Chicago Press,2023, 299 pp

2024-7-30

George H.W. Bush’s unexceptional moment: rhetorical casuistry following the dissolution of the Soviet Union on Christmas Day

2024-7-30

They feelin’ some type of way: antiblackness, speaking black flesh and the problem of interracial allyship

2024-7-22

Cicero’s <i>maledicta</i> : the darker side of Cicero’s arguments

2024-7-10

Toward a queering of debate

2024-7-4

The impact of normative argument quality variations on claim acceptance: empirical evidence from the US and the UK

2024-3-12

The rhetoric of fascism <b>The rhetoric of fascism</b> , edited by Nathan Crick, Tuscaloosa, The University of Alabama Press, 2022, pp. 280, $54.95 (hardcover) ISBN: 978-0-8173-2118-5.

2024-2-20

When Freedom Speaks: the Boundaries and Boundlessness of Our First Amendment RightWhen freedom speaks: The boundaries and boundlessness of our First Amendment right, by Lynn Greenky, Waltham, Massachusetts, Brandeis University Press, 2022, pp. 235, $27.95 (paperback), $80.00 (cloth), $24.95 (ebook), ISBN: 9781684580934.

2024-1-2

Can high school competitive debating facilitate political participation? The role of political knowledge and identification with a politically active group

2023-12-18

Nonverbal communication as argumentation: the case of political television debates

2023-12-15

“Where were you shot?”: analyzing location rhetoric as strategic maneuvering in contemporary gun-control discourse

2023-10-2

Effective argumentation for action in health policy: a case study of the UK’s review on antimicrobial resistance

2023-10-2

The unnerved and unhoused: a rhetorical analysis of save Austin now’s campaign to disband unhoused individuals from Austin, Texas

2023-10-2

The distilled enthymeme and visual argument: ideological interpretations after digital editing

2023-8-25

Dialectics, post-dialectics, and the democratic argument of <i>Lysias XII</i>

2022-12-19

Arguments of green colonialism: a post-dialectical reading of extractivism in the Americas

2022-10-2

Interpersonal arguing in Argentina

2022-10-2

Studying argumentation and education in South America: what has been advanced and what lies ahead

2022-10-2

Introduction to the special issue

2022-10-2

Revisiting twentieth-century argumentation through debate: The University of Puerto Rico’s 1928 tour of the United States

2022-10-2

Americas’ conviction: arguing democracy in the affective episteme

2022-10-2

Connecting argumentation in the Americas: past, present, future

2022-10-2

Three discourses of American debate (with a glimpse toward a fourth)

2022-10-2

On the occasion of the first Argumentation Network of the Americas special issue

2022-10-2

Critical thinking instruction for the post-truth era

2022-9-23

The first Kennedy-Nixon debate: the McKeesport Junto of 1947

2022-9-21

Ella Baker’s catalytic leadership: a primer on community engagement and communication for social justice

2022-8-11

The inclusion paradox of local deliberation: the case of Holland, Michigan’s LGBTQ+ non-discrimination controversy

2022-8-5

Arguing with numbers: the intersections of rhetoric and mathematics

2022-7-23

The color of creatorship: intellectual property, race, and the making of Americans

2022-7-22

Beyond Civility: The Competing Obligations of Citizenship

2022-6-20

Energy Islands: Metaphors of Power, Extractivism, and Justice in Puerto Rico

2022-5-10

Cicero’s rationale for his use of prose rhythm in argumentation

2022-3-20

Debate as global pedagogy: Rwanda rising

2022-3-15

Argumentation mining

2022-2-25

Nonverbal communication in political debates

2021-11-25

Market affect and the rhetoric of the political economic debates

2021-11-17

Communication strategies for engaging climate skeptics: religion and the environment

2021-11-8

Beyond the margin: a (critical) qualitative study of people of color in intercollegiate forensics

2021-10-9

Reception of climate activist messages by low-carbon transition actors: argument evasion in the carbon offsetting debate

2021-9-1

Argumentation Network of the Americas announcement

2021-8-25

“All the research says”: manufactured consensus and the burden of proof in the racialized police violence controversy

2021-8-17

Presidential campaign debates in the 2020 elections: debate scholarship and the future of presidential debates

2021-8-6

Social watching the 2020 presidential and vice-presidential debates: the effect of ideological homogeneity and partisan identity strength

2021-8-2

The 2020 democratic presidential primary debates: exploring politeness strategies for facing an aggressive incumbent

2021-7-26

“This is a patriotism check”: Political economy, corruption, and duty to America in the 2020 primary debates

2021-7-20