Charity for Moral Reasons? - A Defense of the Principle of Charity in Argumentation

Argumentation and Advocacy 1 (online):1 - 19 (2021)
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In this paper I argue for a pro tanto moral duty to be charitablein argument. Further, I argue that the amount of charitable effortrequired varies depending on the type of dialogue arguers areengaged in. In non-institutionalized contexts, arguers have influ-ence over the type of dialogue that will be adopted. Arguers aretherefore responsible with respect to charity on two levels: First,they need to take reasons for charity into account when deter-mining the dialogue-type. Second, they need to invest theamount of effort towards charity required by the dialogue-type.

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