Argumentation and communication: The pragma-dialectical approach -- Standpoints and differences of opinion -- Argumentation as a complex speech act -- Speech acts in a critical discussion -- Implicit and indirect speech acts -- Unexpressed premises in argumentative discourse -- Complex argumentation structures -- Communication and fallacies: Analyzing and evaluating argumentative discourse -- Fallacies in the confrontation -- Fallacies in the distribution of discussion roles -- Fallacies in representing a standpoint -- Fallacies in choosing the means of defense -- Fallacies in dealing with unexpressed premises -- Fallacies in utilizing starting points -- Fallacies in utilizing argumentation schemes -- Fallacies in utilizing logical argument forms -- Fallacies in concluding the discussion -- Fallacies in usage -- Conclusion

1. Public Speaking
2. Rhetoric
3. Fallacies (Logic)
4. Speech Acts (Linguistics)
5. Communication -- Philosophy