Argumentation (2006) 20 CONTENTS OF VOLUME 20 Volume 20 No.1 2006 R.G. SCOFIELD / The Economic, Political, Strategic, and Rhetorical Uses of Simple Constructive Dilemma in Legal Argument J.P. ZOMPETTI / The Value of Topoi TAEDA JOVICIC / The Effectiveness of Argumentative Strategies EDDA WEIGAND / Argumentation: The Mixed Game ROBERT H. KIMBALL / What’s Wrong with Argumentum ad Baculum? Reasons, Threats, and Logical Norms MANUTI AMELIA, CORTINI MICHELA and MININNI GIUSEPPE / Rhetorical Argumentation in Italian Academic Discourse 101-124 Book Reviews 125-132 Volume 20 No.2 2006 HENGAMEH IRANDOUST / The Logic of Critique 133-148 JOHN E. RICHARDSON and ALBERT ATKIN / ‘You're Being Unreasonable’: Prior and Passing Theories of Critical Discussion 149-166 J.P. ZOMPETTI / The Role of Advocacy in Civil Society 167-183 M. LANE BRUNER / Rationality, Reason and the History of Thought 185-208 WILLIAM L. BENOIT and ANDREW A. KLYUKOVSKI A Functional Analysis of 2004 Ukrainian Presidential Debates 209-225 FRANK ZENKER / Monotonicity and Reasoning with Exceptions 227-236 J. RITOLA / Yet Another Run around the Circle 237-244 MIKE OAKSFORD and ULRIKE HAHN / Non-monotonicity and Informal Reasoning: Comment on Ferguson (2003) 245-251 CONTENTS OF VOLUME 20 Volume 20 No.3 2006 SARA RUBINELLI | The Ancient Argumentative Game: tozo: and /oci in Action D.N. WALTON | Poisoning the Well KATI HANNKEN-ILLJES | In the Field ~-T he Development of Reasons in Criminal Proceedings BETH INNOCENTI MANOLESCU | A Normative Pragmatic Perspective on Appealing to Emotions in Argumentation ROBERT TALISSE and SCOTT F. AIKIN / Two Forms of the Straw Man SARA RUBINELLI and PETER J. SCHULZ | “Let Me Tell You Why!””. When Argumentation in Doctor—Patient Interaction Makes a Difference Volume 20 No.4 2006 Special Issue: PERSPECTIVES ON STRATEGIC MANEUVERING Guest Editors: Frans H. van Eemeren and Peter Houtlosser Preface FRANS H. VAN EEMEREN and PETER HOUTLOSSER Strategic Maneuvering: A Synthetic Recapitulation SARA GRECO MORASSO | Comments on ‘Strategic Maneuvering: A Synthetic Recapitulation’ DAVID ZAREFSKY | Strategic Maneuvering through Persuasive Definitions: Implications for Dialectic and Rhetoric BILAL AMJARSO | Comments ‘Strategic Maneuvering through Persuasive Definitions: Implications for Dialectic and Rhetoric’ SCOTT JACOBS | Nonfallacious Rhetorical Strategies: Lyndon Johnson's Daisy Ad CONTENTS OF VOLUME 20 DIMA MOHAMMED / Comments on ‘Nonfallacious Rhetorical Strategies: Lyndon Johnson’s Daisy Ad’ 443-445 CHRISTOPHER W. TINDALE / Constrained Maneuvering: Rhetoric as a Rational Enterprise 447-466 PETER J. SCHULZ / Comment on ‘Constrained Maneuvering: Rhetoric as a Rational Enterprise’ 467-471 M.A. VAN REES / Strategic Maneuvering with Dissociation 473-487 SARA RUBINELLI / Comments on ‘Strategic Maneuvering with Dissociation’ 489-493 J.A. VAN LAAR / Don’t Say That! 495-510 ANDREA ROCCI / Comments on ‘Don’t Say That!” $11-517 EDDO RIGOTTI / Relevance of Context-bound /oci to Topical Potential in the Argumentation Stage 519-540 C. ANDONE / Comments on ‘Relevance of Context-Bound Loci to Topical Potential in the Argumentation Stage’ 541-543 Volume Contents