Arguments And Arguing: The Products And Process Of Human Decision Making
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Arguments And Arguing: The Products And Process Of Human Decision Making

by Thomas A. Hollihan, Kevin T. Baaske

Philosophy Communication
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This second edition of Arguments And Arguing delves into the narrative approach to studying argumentation. It explores the products and processes of human decision making, showing how storytelling enhances understanding and persuasion in communication. A valuable resource for grasping the essentials of argumentative discourse.

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The book centers on the study of arguments and arguing through a narrative or storytelling lens. This updated second edition maintains its core focus on how humans engage in decision-making processes.

Readers will examine the products of argumentation, including the ways stories influence persuasion and understanding in everyday interactions.

The text provides insights into the dynamic processes involved in human discourse, emphasizing narrative techniques to analyze and improve argumentative skills.

Ideal for students and professionals interested in communication strategies, it highlights the role of storytelling in effective decision making.

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