Location
Room 2
Document Type
Commentary
Keywords
Informal Logic (journal), informal logic movement, Informal Logic Newsletter, Infrastructure, Media
Start Date
3-6-2020 8:01 AM
End Date
3-6-2020 9:00 AM
Abstract
This article comments on Federico Puppo's position that a 'Canadian' school of argumentation exists. Based upon archival research, oral history interviews and published documents on the informal logic movement in the 1970s and 1980s, it is argued that Canadian infrastructure for informal logic and argumentation existed, in which a Canadian school of argumentation could exist.
Response to Submission
Federico Puppo, Harmony in diversity. On the (possible) existence of ‘the Canadian school of argumentation’
Included in
Other Film and Media Studies Commons, Philosophy Commons, Speech and Rhetorical Studies Commons
Canadian Infrastructure for a “Canadian school” of Informal Logic and Argumentation
Room 2
This article comments on Federico Puppo's position that a 'Canadian' school of argumentation exists. Based upon archival research, oral history interviews and published documents on the informal logic movement in the 1970s and 1980s, it is argued that Canadian infrastructure for informal logic and argumentation existed, in which a Canadian school of argumentation could exist.
