Argument Mapping with Argunet
Next
Argument Mapping with Argunet
Four tutorials
1.0
Copyright © 2007 denkArtist
Table of Contents
Preface
1. Introduction
About this document
The basic structure of Argunet
Argument mapping vs. mind mapping
2. Sketching a debate
Creating a local Argunet debate
Sketching arguments
Sketching dialectical relations
3. The logical reconstruction
Reconstructing the premiss-conclusion-structure of an argument
Attack and support relations
Deleting and restoring elements
4. Visualization of complex argumentations
Argument families (colour coding arguments)
Arranging arguments
Grouping arguments
Working with multiple argument maps
5. Working online
Creating an account for the Argunet server
Opening an online debate
Creating an online debate
Granting debate access to users
Copying arguments from an offline debate to an online debate
Publishing a debate
List of Figures
1.1.
The architecture of Argunet
1.2.
Sentence, sketched argument and reconstructed argument
1.3.
An attack
1.4.
A support
2.1.
Entering the debate properties in the "Create Debate" wizard
2.2.
The debate manager
2.3.
"Minimize" and "maximize" buttons
2.4.
In-place-editor for a sentence
2.5.
In-place-editor for an argument
2.6.
Argument map with a sentence and an argument
2.7.
Choosing the logical relation
2.8.
A sketched attack
2.9.
Argument map with a sketched attack and a sketched support
3.1.
the argument editor
3.2.
Setting the sentence role to "preliminary conclusion"
3.3.
Argument with preliminary conclusion
3.4.
inference pattern editor
3.5.
The reconstructed argument "Intellectual property"
3.6.
A reconstructed support
3.7.
Reconstruction of the argument "Mathematical Algorithms"
3.8.
The reconstruction wizard "attack"
3.9.
Selection of the attacked premiss in the reconstruction wizard "attack"
3.10.
Argument map with reconstructed attack
3.11.
Selection of the supported premiss in the reconstruction wizard "support"
3.12.
The resulting argument map
3.13.
The Argunet trash
4.1.
The map tools
4.2.
The family manager
4.3.
Argument map with argument families
4.4.
The "arrange arguments" tools
4.5.
Argument map with an argument group
4.6.
The argument map list in the debate manager
4.7.
Dialogue for creating new argument maps
5.1.
The first step for creating a new user account
5.2.
User information
5.3.
Entering the login data
5.4.
List of all debates on an Argunet server
5.5.
Entering the debate informations
5.6.
Application settings
5.7.
Granting access to other users
5.8.
Publishing a debate
List of Tables
1.1.
Why Argunet is more suitable for argument mapping than mind mapping software