Lexicon of Arguments

 

Theses

Author*(B) / Proponent* 

Source/reference

Autor*

Title*

Place* / Year* / Page*

/ /

Excerpt*
Wording by sender

Externalism claims that the meanings depend on the environment.

 

Versus

Author(A) / Opponent* 

Source/reference

Author*

Title*

Place* / Year* / Page*

/ /

AuthorA Vs AuthorB
Excerpt*
Wording by sender

Externalism means that you do not even know what you mean if you do not know where you are.

Comment of the sender: can be inserted in the excerpt if it is marked
in brackets: ((s)…) - (s): instead of the name of the sender.
Example
The bracket must be closed.

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If you want to contribute a counter-argument to an argument, choose this form. The contested thesis is first referenced in the upper part of the form.
The metadata for thesis and antithesis may of course differ, i.e. the counter-Argument (below) may originate from a scource other than the one of the thesis (above).
For theses that are not counter-arguments to a thesis, we recommend that you use the form for "Concepts" or "Theses".