Dr. Michael J. Hoppmann
Talks by Research Area: Argumentation Theory & Reasoning
Identifying with the Accused: A Modern Theory of Stasis.         |conference talk|     |english|

Paper presented at the Biennial Conference of the Rhetoric Society of America (RSA),
Philadelphia (USA) 2012 

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Correlation and Causality.         |conference talk|     |english|

Paper presented at the  Conference of the Ontario Society for the Study or Argumentation (OS SA) , 
Windsor (Canada) 2011

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On the fallaciousness of the argumentum ad baculum.         |conference talk|     |english|

Paper presented at the  Conference of the International Society for the Study of Argumentation (ISSA) , 
Amsterdam (The Netherlands) 2010

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Genera causarum and the burden of proof.         |conference talk|     |english|

Paper presented at the  Biennial Wake Forest University Argumentation Conference , 
Winston-Salem (USA) 2010

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Kritische Argumentation [Argumentative Criticism].         |conference talk|     |german|

Paper presented at the Salzburg-Tübinger Rhetorikgespräche [Salzburg-Tübingen Dialogues on Rhetoric] (SaTür),
Tübingen (Germany) 2010
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Objections in Aristotelian Argumentation theory.         |conference talk|     |english|

Paper presented at the Conference of the International Society for the History of Rhetoric (ISHR),
Montreal (Canada) 2009
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The Rule of Similarity.         |conference talk|     |english|

Paper presented at the  Conference of the Ontario Society for the Study or Argumentation (OSS A) , 
Windsor (Canada) 2009

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Advanced adultery. Modern Stasis theory at work.         |conference talk|     |english|

Paper presented at the  Rhetoric in Society Conference (RiS ) , 
Leiden (The Netherlands) 2009
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Effektivität und Ethik [Efficiency and Ethics].         |conference talk|     |german|

Paper presented at the Salzburg-Tübinger Rhetorikgespräche [Salzburg-Tübingen Dialogues on Rhetoric] (SaTür),
Salzburg (Austria) 2009 
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Deconstructing Argument Schemes.         |conference talk|     |english|

Paper presented at the  Biennial  Venice Conference on Argumentation , 
Venice (Italy) 2008

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The Rule of Justice in the New Rhetoric.         |conference talk|     |english|

Paper presented at the  Promise of Reason Conference – The New Rhetoric after 50 years , 
Eugene (USA) 2008
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On Three Kinds of Argumentative Responses.         |conference talk|     |english|

Paper presented at the  International Conference on Argumentation, Rhetoric, Debate 
and the Pedagogy of Empowerment , 
Ljubljana (Slovenia) 2008
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Debating fallacies: Responding to an Audience.         |conference talk|     |english|

Paper presented at the Convention of the National Communication Association (NCA),
Chicago (USA) 2007 
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The Role of Disputation in Modern Education .         |conference talk|     |english|

Paper presented at the Conference of the International Association for Greek Philosophy,
Pythagorion (Greece) 2007
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Dialectical ideal and dialectical training.         |conference talk|     |english|

Paper presented at the  Conference of the International Society for the Study of Argumentation (ISSA) , 
Amsterdam (The Netherlands) 2006

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Moderne Disputation als Schule der Argumentation 
[Modern Disputation as Argumentative Training] .         |conference talk|     |german|

Paper presented at the Salzburg-Tübinger Rhetorikgespräche [Salzburg-Tübingen Dialogues on Rhetoric] (SaTür),
Salzburg (Austria) 2006
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Decision Theory in John Rawls’ A Theory of Justice .         |conference talk|     |english|

Paper presented at the Conference of the International Association for Greek Philosophy,
Kavala (Greece) 2006
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Old medicines for new patients - Revisiting Stasis theory.         |conference talk|     |english|

Paper presented at the Convention of the National Communication Association (NCA),
Boston (USA) 2005  
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