Christopher W. Tindale is Director of the Centre for Research in Reasoning, Argumentation, and Rhetoric (CRRAR) and Professor of Philosophy at the University of Windsor.

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• Introduction 1. Early Encounters and the Blending of Argumentative Cultures 2. Beneath the Text: Argumentation and the Pretexts of Orality 3. Intercultural Reason and the Preliminary Conditions of Argumentation 4. The Places of Argument 5. Myth and Argument 6. Reasons in a Narrative Form 7. Reasons and the Power of Oral Tradition 8. Deep Diversity and Deep Disagreement  Conclusion: Recovering Multi-Modal Argumentation

Christopher W. Tindale is Director of the Centre for Research in Reasoning, Argumentation, and Rhetoric (CRRAR) and Professor of Philosophy at the University of Windsor.

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• Introduction 1. Early Encounters and the Blending of Argumentative Cultures 2. Beneath the Text: Argumentation and the Pretexts of Orality 3. Intercultural Reason and the Preliminary Conditions of Argumentation 4. The Places of Argument 5. Myth and Argument 6. Reasons in a Narrative Form 7. Reasons and the Power of Oral Tradition 8. Deep Diversity and Deep Disagreement  Conclusion: Recovering Multi-Modal Argumentation

Christopher W. Tindale is Director of the Centre for Research in Reasoning, Argumentation, and Rhetoric (CRRAR) and Professor of Philosophy at the University of Windsor.

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• Introduction 1. Early Encounters and the Blending of Argumentative Cultures 2. Beneath the Text: Argumentation and the Pretexts of Orality 3. Intercultural Reason and the Preliminary Conditions of Argumentation 4. The Places of Argument 5. Myth and Argument 6. Reasons in a Narrative Form 7. Reasons and the Power of Oral Tradition 8. Deep Diversity and Deep Disagreement  Conclusion: Recovering Multi-Modal Argumentation