Oral Argumentation
Oral Argumentation is a form of argumentation that belongs to the broader category of argument construction, distinguished by its reliance on spoken discourse to present, develop, and defend claims through reasoned linguistic interaction.
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Zdeněk Salzmann · Language · 1994 · 613 citations
Douglas W. Maynard · Language in Society · 1985 · 306 citations
Influence of Oral Discussion on Written Argument
Alina Reznitskaya, Richard C. Anderson, Brian McNurlen et al. · Discourse Processes · 2001 · 269 citations
Joi P. Walker, Victor Sampson · Journal of Research in Science Teaching · 2013 · 200 citations
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Goethe University Frankfurt
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University of Iowa
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University of London
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Utrecht University
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North Carolina State University
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University of Amsterdam
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Montclair State University
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