Toulmin's Argumentation Model is a powerful tool for constructing and analysing arguments. British philosopher Stephen Toulmin introduced it in his 1958 book, The Uses of Argument. Toulmin's model describes how the best argument is structured. With the model, you can examine an argument, identify points of view and reasons for points of view, and see how the argumentation is structured. Section 0:00 Introduction of the author and the purpose of the model 0:58 The 2x3 elements of the model 1:15 The three essential elements 2:37 The three complementary elements 4:31 The use of the model - essential 5:52 The use of the model - extended 8:04 Example - Open plan office 10:09 Criticism of the model Download the model (PowerPoint) from our website: https://www.flixabout.com/ Our YouTube channel is https://www.youtube.com/c/flixaboutcom. Our homepage www.flixabout.com