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Argument Maps

Argument maps are a visual representation of of an argument. Argument Maps are similar to concept maps and mind maps. A visual representation of an argument reduces the level of ambiguity and shows the structure of an argument.

Argument Maps are often used in the teaching of reasoning and critical thinking.

Argument Mapping Software

  • Athena Two packagesto support analysis and production of argumentation and decision making.
  • Reason!able A popular package.
  • Rationale Is the replacement for Reason!able.

See Also

References

Twardy, Dr. Charles R. (2003) Argument Maps Improve Critical Thinking.[1]

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