Equivocation as a Point of Order

Argumentation 21 (3):223-231 (2007)
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Equivocation, or multiple meaning, is explained through the introduction of an additional response, the distinction, to points of order in formal dialogue objecting to immediate inconsistency

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10.1007/s10503-007-9050-2

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