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Author: Stephen Toulmin
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Introduction 1
I. Fields of Argument and Modals 11
The Phases of an Argument 15
Impossibilities and Improprieties 21
Force and Criteria 28
The Field-Dependence of Our Standards 33
Questions for the Agenda 36
II. Probability 41
I Know, I Promise, Probably 44
‘Improbable But True’ 49
Improper Claims and Mistaken Claims 53
The Labyrinth of Probability 57
Probability and Expectation 61
Probability-Relations and Probabilification 66
Is the Word ‘Probability’ Ambiguous? 69
Probability-Theory and Psychology 77
The Development of Our Probability-Concepts 82
III. The Layout of Arguments 87
The Pattern of an Argument: Data and Warrants 89
The Pattern of an Argument: Backing Our Warrants 95
Ambiguities in the Syllogism 100
The Notion of ‘Universal Premisses’ 105
The Notion of Formal Validity 110 and more
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