Rules

Question 1

What is rule number 1

Answer 1

Freedom rule

Question 2

What is rule number 2

Answer 2

Burden of proof rule

Question 3

What is rule number 3

Answer 3

Standpoint rule

Question 4

What is rule number 4

Answer 4

Relevance rule

Question 5

What is rule number 5

Answer 5

Uunexpressed premisse rule

Question 6

What is rule number 6

Answer 6

Starting point rule

Question 7

What is rule number 7

Answer 7

Argument scheme rule

Question 8

What is rule number 8

Answer 8

Validity rule

Question 9

What is rule number 9

Answer 9

Closure rule

Question 10

What is rule number 10

Answer 10

Usage rule

Question 11

Describe Rule number 1

Answer 11

Parties must not prevent each other from putting forward standpoints or casting doubt on standpoints

Question 12

Describe Rule number 2

Answer 12

A pary who puts forward a standpoint is obliged to defend it if asked to do so

Question 13

Describe Rule number 3

Answer 13

A party’s attack on a standpoint must relate to the standpoint that has indeed been advanced by the other party

Question 14

Describe Rule number 4

Answer 14

The pary may defend his or her standpoint only by advancing argumentation relating to that standpoint

Question 15

Describe Rule number 5

Answer 15

A party may not falsely present something as a premise that has been left unexpressed by the other party or the deny a premise that he or she has left implicit

Question 16

Describe Rule number 6

Answer 16

No party may not falsely present a premise as a accepted startingpoint, or deny a premise representing a accepted startingpoint

Question 17

Describe Rule number 7

Answer 17

a standpoint may not be regarded as conclusively defended if the defence does not take place by means of a appropriate argument scheme that is correctly applied.

Question 18

Describe Rule number 8

Answer 18

the reasoning in the argumentation must be logically valid or must be capable of being made valid by making explicit one or more unexpressed premises

Question 19

Describe Rule number 9

Answer 19

A failed defence of a standpoint must result in the protagonist retracting the standpoint, and a successfull defence of a standpoint must result in the antagonist retracting his or her doubts

Question 20

Describe Rule number 10

Answer 20

Parties must not use any formulations that are insufficiently clear or confusingly ambiguous, and they must interpret the formulations of the other party as carefully and accurately as possible