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  • What you should know before you start
  • About logical (deductive) validity in AGORA-net
  • Why are the AGORA argument schemes logically valid?
  • A step-by-step description of argument construction
  • How non-deductive argument schemes can be transformed into logical ones
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AGORA User Manual

The AGORA User Manual includes the following sections:

• What you should know before you start.
• About logical (deductive) validity in AGORA-net
• Why are the AGORA argument schemes logically valid?
• A step-by-step description of argument construction
• How non-deductive argument schemes can be transformed into logical ones

Frequently asked questions (FAQ):

How can I publish an argument map?

Click the tab “My maps” and then the blue button on the right of the map that you want to publish. Click through the categories to determine the best location for your map. Every map that is not in a “Project” is publicly visible.

Where is my argument?

You can always find all your argument maps under the tab “My maps.” If you click the button on the right of the map name, you can change the location of your map. Every argument that you create will first be posted in a Project that carries your user name and is only accessible for you (you find it in “Projects (restricted) / Private, for individual users”).

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