Core objectives
Argumentation
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- الحجاج
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- Argumentation
Methodical work that uncovers how a text states its ideas and how the philosopher seeks to persuade the reader.
عمل منهجي يتمثل في اكتشاف الطريقة التي يقول بها النص أفكاره، ويهدف بها الفيلسوف إلى إقناع القارئ.
Appears in
- Philosophical Argumentation: Argument and DemonstrationCore Objectives: Problematization, Conceptualization, Argumentation31 occ.
- Workshop Papers: Concepts, Representation, Demonstration and ArgumentationThe Philosophical Text: Reading and Working7 occ.
- 2016 Answer GuidelinesPhilosophical Writing Methodology6 occ.
- The Textbook and Learning to Think: The Concept of the Person in "Mabahij al-Falsafa"Pedagogy of the Philosophy Class6 occ.
- Exercises in Philosophical ArgumentationExercises and Worksheets6 occ.
- Arguments by Association (Liaison)Core Objectives: Problematization, Conceptualization, Argumentation5 occ.
- The Argumentative Approach to Philosophical Texts: IntroductionCore Objectives: Problematization, Conceptualization, Argumentation4 occ.
- Philosophical Reading, the Act of Reading, and InterpretationThe Philosophical Text: Reading and Working4 occ.
- Glossary of Reasoning ToolsCore Objectives: Problematization, Conceptualization, Argumentation3 occ.
- Exam Formats and Their RequirementsPhilosophical Writing Methodology3 occ.
- Detailed Grading Scale and Principles of Philosophical WritingPhilosophical Writing Methodology2 occ.
- The Problem-Situation in the Philosophy ClassPedagogy of the Philosophy Class2 occ.
- Operational ConceptsCore Objectives: Problematization, Conceptualization, Argumentation1 occ.
- The Nature, Features and Types of the Philosophical TextThe Philosophical Text: Reading and Working1 occ.
- Application: Descartes, "Good sense is the most evenly shared thing in the world"The Philosophical Text: Reading and Working1 occ.
- Competencies Targeted by Philosophy TeachingPedagogy of the Philosophy Class1 occ.