Completion and arguments’ reconstruction: Contextualism, persuasion, parsimony and coupling

Abstract

The main goal of this paper consists of arguing in favor of the thesis that the semantic content of linguistic constructions is the result of the communicative coupling that occurs between the participants of a communicative event. In this case
the enthymemes give us evidence for it. On the other hand, this article constitutes the continuation of another published in 2017. In both I tried to find some parallels between the proposals that have taken place in the theory of argumentation concerning the enthymemes and the theoretical proposals that have arisen in the philosophy The main goal of this paper consists of arguing in favor of the thesis that the semantic content of linguistic constructions is the result of the communicative coupling that occurs between the participants of a communicative event. In this case the enthymemes give us evidence for it. On the other hand, this article constitutes the continuation of another published in 2017. In both I tried to find some parallels between the proposals that have taken place in the theory of argumentation concerning the enthymemes and the theoretical proposals that have arisen in the philosophy