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INTRODUCTION TO ARGUMENTATION
AND DEBATE
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
1. Explain what is argumentation and what is debate.
2. Distinguish argumentation from that of debate.
3. Explain argumentation and debate as an academic
endeavor.
Intended learning outcomes
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
2
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
“With words, we govern man.” ~ Benjamin Disraeli
Why do we argue and debate?
3
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
“Audi alteram partem…”
What is argumentation?
4
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
5
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
What is argumentation?
• is generally defined as the
“art of influencing others,
through the medium of
reasoned discourse, to
believe or act as we wish
them to believe or act.”
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
6
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
What is argumentation?
 Derived from the Latin word “
arguere” which means “to chide”
 It is the process of influencing the
belief of behavior of a listener
or reader, through spoken or
written speech, by supplying him
with reasons and stirring his
feelings.
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
7
What is argumentation?
Arguer “doxa” Influence
Receiver
Act and
do
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
8
What is argumentation?
 It is a process of giving people “doxa” a Greek word which stands for
“reasoned opinion.”
 The reasoned opinion is not absolute in character.
 It is subject to corrigibility, falsifiability, rectifiability, testability, and
rational criticism.
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
9
Tests for “doxa”
corrigibility
falsifiabilty
rectifiability
testability
rationality
“you” “them”
‘doxa’
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
10
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
“Audi alteram partem…”
What is debate?
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
11
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
What is debate?
 is generally defined as
a “formal direct oral
contest in
argumentation
between two or more
persons on a definite
proposition at a
definite time.”
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
12
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
Debate vs Verbal wrangling
 Formal discourse
 Artistic argumentation
 Orderly exchange of
opinions
 No formalities
 No trace of art is
involved
 Mere verbal tussle
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
13
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
Argumentation vs Debate
 May not necessarily
face each other
 Include both oral and
written
 May or may not require
set of rules
 Each side dispute
face-to-face
 Strictly oral contest
 Requires a definite
format/rules
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
14
Argumentation vs Debate
“All debates are forms of arguments,
but not all forms of arguments are
debates.”
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
15
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
in Argumentation and Debate
“Redere auditores attentos, benevolos, y dociles.”
Two approaches
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
TWO APPROACHES
 Appeal to reason
 The phase whereby the
arguer directs his words to
the reasoning faculty of man.
 To create belief and
intellectual agreement
 Appeal to emotion
 The phase whereby the
disputant directs his words to
the heart, the sentiments and
emotions.
 To stir and influence the
audience
16
Conviction Persuasion
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
Conviction alone…
17
 Is merely a state of mind
 Not sufficient to promote human progress
 Contentions may be true but lacks depth and
believability
 May not stir the audience to believe in his course of
belief
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
Persuasion alone…
18
 Is a pure behavioral impulse
 May result to a “blind following” scheme
 Instinct may not always be accurate
 Emotional appeal is fleeting and unreliable
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
19
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
“Cogito, ergo, sum.” ~ Rene Descartes
Role of argumentation and debate to your
academic and professional life
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
1. Argumentation and debate are fundamental
skills you need.
20
 Men are in constant state of flux in searching for
fundamental questions affecting his existence.
 It is innate in man’s nature to search for the truth.
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
2. Argumentation and debate are universal
21
 “All men are, by nature, gregarious” and “To be is to be
related.”
 Because of relations, one creates beliefs and attitudes.
 These beliefs and attitudes that create action, urging them to
move, act and do.
 Attitude and beliefs are created, influenced and swayed
through argumentation and debate, hence, argumentation
and debate is of extreme importance to men.
03/17/2025 03:20 AM
Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts
3. Argumentation and debate are
indispensable
22
 Argumentation and debate is both an art and science
which aspires for mutual understanding and beneficial
relationships.
 Argumentation and debate enables man to rise above all
the other forms of animals because it develops his highest
faculty; the intellect and the emotion.
 It makes a person well-rounded, armed with conviction and
persuasive power.

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  • 2. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM 1. Explain what is argumentation and what is debate. 2. Distinguish argumentation from that of debate. 3. Explain argumentation and debate as an academic endeavor. Intended learning outcomes Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts 2
  • 3. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts “With words, we govern man.” ~ Benjamin Disraeli Why do we argue and debate? 3
  • 4. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts “Audi alteram partem…” What is argumentation? 4
  • 5. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM 5 Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts What is argumentation? • is generally defined as the “art of influencing others, through the medium of reasoned discourse, to believe or act as we wish them to believe or act.”
  • 6. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM 6 Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts What is argumentation?  Derived from the Latin word “ arguere” which means “to chide”  It is the process of influencing the belief of behavior of a listener or reader, through spoken or written speech, by supplying him with reasons and stirring his feelings.
  • 7. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts 7 What is argumentation? Arguer “doxa” Influence Receiver Act and do
  • 8. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts 8 What is argumentation?  It is a process of giving people “doxa” a Greek word which stands for “reasoned opinion.”  The reasoned opinion is not absolute in character.  It is subject to corrigibility, falsifiability, rectifiability, testability, and rational criticism.
  • 9. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts 9 Tests for “doxa” corrigibility falsifiabilty rectifiability testability rationality “you” “them” ‘doxa’
  • 10. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM 10 Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts “Audi alteram partem…” What is debate?
  • 11. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM 11 Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts What is debate?  is generally defined as a “formal direct oral contest in argumentation between two or more persons on a definite proposition at a definite time.”
  • 12. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM 12 Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts Debate vs Verbal wrangling  Formal discourse  Artistic argumentation  Orderly exchange of opinions  No formalities  No trace of art is involved  Mere verbal tussle
  • 13. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM 13 Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts Argumentation vs Debate  May not necessarily face each other  Include both oral and written  May or may not require set of rules  Each side dispute face-to-face  Strictly oral contest  Requires a definite format/rules
  • 14. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts 14 Argumentation vs Debate “All debates are forms of arguments, but not all forms of arguments are debates.”
  • 15. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM 15 Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts in Argumentation and Debate “Redere auditores attentos, benevolos, y dociles.” Two approaches
  • 16. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts TWO APPROACHES  Appeal to reason  The phase whereby the arguer directs his words to the reasoning faculty of man.  To create belief and intellectual agreement  Appeal to emotion  The phase whereby the disputant directs his words to the heart, the sentiments and emotions.  To stir and influence the audience 16 Conviction Persuasion
  • 17. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts Conviction alone… 17  Is merely a state of mind  Not sufficient to promote human progress  Contentions may be true but lacks depth and believability  May not stir the audience to believe in his course of belief
  • 18. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts Persuasion alone… 18  Is a pure behavioral impulse  May result to a “blind following” scheme  Instinct may not always be accurate  Emotional appeal is fleeting and unreliable
  • 19. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM 19 Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts “Cogito, ergo, sum.” ~ Rene Descartes Role of argumentation and debate to your academic and professional life
  • 20. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts 1. Argumentation and debate are fundamental skills you need. 20  Men are in constant state of flux in searching for fundamental questions affecting his existence.  It is innate in man’s nature to search for the truth.
  • 21. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts 2. Argumentation and debate are universal 21  “All men are, by nature, gregarious” and “To be is to be related.”  Because of relations, one creates beliefs and attitudes.  These beliefs and attitudes that create action, urging them to move, act and do.  Attitude and beliefs are created, influenced and swayed through argumentation and debate, hence, argumentation and debate is of extreme importance to men.
  • 22. 03/17/2025 03:20 AM Argumentation and Ddebate | Salirick S. Andres | College of Arts 3. Argumentation and debate are indispensable 22  Argumentation and debate is both an art and science which aspires for mutual understanding and beneficial relationships.  Argumentation and debate enables man to rise above all the other forms of animals because it develops his highest faculty; the intellect and the emotion.  It makes a person well-rounded, armed with conviction and persuasive power.