Location
University of Windsor
Document Type
Paper
Keywords
adversarial ideal, cooperative ideal, practical wisdom, virtue
Start Date
22-5-2013 9:00 AM
End Date
25-5-2013 5:00 PM
Abstract
When evaluating the arguer instead of the argument, we soon find ourselves confronted with a puzzling situation: What seems to be a virtue in one argumentative situation could very well be called a vice in another. This talk will present the idea that there are in fact two roles an arguer has to master – and with them four sometimes very different sets of virtues.
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Daniel H. Cohen, Commentary on: Katharina von Radziewsky's "The virtuous arguer: One person, four characters"
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Daniel H. Cohen, Commentary on: Katharina von Radziewsky's "The virtuous arguer: One person, four characters" (May 2013)
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University of Windsor
When evaluating the arguer instead of the argument, we soon find ourselves confronted with a puzzling situation: What seems to be a virtue in one argumentative situation could very well be called a vice in another. This talk will present the idea that there are in fact two roles an arguer has to master – and with them four sometimes very different sets of virtues.
