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French to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Psychology
French term or phrase:argument de cadrage
Modes d’argumentation
L’argumentation peut s’appuyer sur 4 types d’arguments :
l’argument d’autorité : fait référence à une autorité reconnue par l’auditoire pour sa compétence ou son expérience, voire son statut.
l’argument de communauté : repose sur des valeurs communes au groupe.
L’argument de cadrage: présente le problème sous un angle différent,
L’argument d’analogie: permet d’établir une comparaison ou une opposition entre deux situations
* "[...] The analysis was mainly based on the categories proposed by Philippe Breton (2006, [1996]), following Perelman's works (1970 [1958]), in his attempt to classify and examine argument techniques (authority, community, framing and analogy, along with their sub-categories) [...]", in Debating the EU Constitution in France: Promises and pitfalls of a European future, Journal of Language and Politics.
how are you planning to handle the "argument" theme ? what are you putting for "argument d'autorité" for example ? Your choices at this level could affect our proposals
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Explanation: It seems to be about debating. The link below gives the different stages of debating in english.
* "[...] The analysis was mainly based on the categories proposed by Philippe Breton (2006, [1996]), following Perelman's works (1970 [1958]), in his attempt to classify and examine argument techniques (authority, community, framing and analogy, along with their sub-categories) [...]", in Debating the EU Constitution in France: Promises and pitfalls of a European future, Journal of Language and Politics.
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