argumentsa
Argumentsa is a theoretical concept in the study of argumentation that refers to a framework for constructing, presenting, and evaluating arguments. Emerging in contemporary discussions, it aims to harmonize logical structure with rhetorical context and audience considerations, going beyond purely formal accounts of inference.
In this approach, an argument comprises a claim supported by evidence, a warrant or justification, backing,
Practitioners apply argumentsa to assess soundness using criteria such as relevance, sufficiency, coherence, and credibility, while
Critics argue that argumentsa risks overlap with established theories like the Toulmin model and pragma-dialectics, potentially