pragmadialektikk
Pragmadialectics is a theory of argumentation developed by Frans H. van Eemeren and Rob Grootendorst. It approaches argumentation as a rational procedure for resolving differences of opinion and views the process as a dialectical exchange aimed at reaching a resolution. The core idea is that an argument is a complex speech act that can be analyzed in terms of its contribution to the overall discussion aimed at resolving a disagreement.
The theory posits that argumentation is a social and external phenomenon, meaning it is observable and occurs
A key component of pragmadialectics is the concept of the "ideal speech situation," borrowed from Jürgen Habermas,
Pragmadialectics offers a systematic framework for analyzing and evaluating argumentative discourse, focusing on the communicative and