Al-madhhab al-kalāmī
Presenting a proof for the intended conclusion in the argumentative manner of dialecticians.
The conclusion sought is what the speaker wishes to establish. The premises support it, and implication is the connection through which the conclusion follows. Merely placing two statements next to each other is not an argument; they must be inferentially connected.
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The Dialectical Method and Elegant Causal Attribution: Proof and Four Modes of Ḥusn al-Taʿlīl
Al-madhhab al-kalāmī
Presenting a proof for the intended conclusion in the argumentative manner of dialecticians.
The conclusion sought is what the speaker wishes to establish. The premises support it, and implication is the connection through which the conclusion follows. Merely placing two statements next to each other is not an argument; they must be inferentially connected.