Visual Modes of Ethotic Argumentation: An Exploratory Inquiry

Symposion. Theoretical and Applied Inquiries in Philosophy and Social Sciences (forthcoming)
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Ioana Grancea ABSTRACT: Ethotic arguments are defined as sequences of claims-and-reasons regarding speaker character, based on which the plausibility of speaker assertions can be questioned. This is an exploratory study concerning the role of visuals in ethotic arguing. In this paper, I bring together contributions from visual argumentation theory and from studies regarding various modes of...

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