Against the Intentional Definition of Argument

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Against the Intentional Definition of ArgumentG. C. GodduUniversity of Richmond, ggoddu@richmond.edu

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Recommended CitationGoddu, G.C. "Against the Intentional Definition of Argument." In Argumentation and Inference: Proceedings of the 2nd EuropeanConference on Argumentation, Volume II, edited by Steve Oswald and Didier Maillat, 339-348. Milton Keynes: College Publications,2018.

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