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Keeping balance between loyalty and modification: a Toulminian model as analytical framework

Linguistics and Languages

Keeping balance between loyalty and modification: a Toulminian model as analytical framework

D. Liu and M. Xiong

Discover a innovative framework that blends Toulmin's model with a pragma-dialectic perspective in analyzing Chinese argumentative essays. This research by Donghong Liu and Minghui Xiong unveils unique rhetorical conventions, showcasing the differences between expert and novice writers. Uncover how parallel arguments and descriptive warrants shape persuasive writing in China.

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