A clickable version of the Periodic Table of Arguments 3.0 is now available on this website. Every tile in the table links to the page for that argument type, where you will find a worked example, its standardised form, a diagram of its triadic structure (conclusion, premise and lever), and a step-by-step classification in terms of argument form, argument substance and argument lever. The quadrant letters link to the overviews of the four quadrants, and the substance codes to the page on argument substance.

The table is offered as a PDF, so the links work in the browser and in any PDF viewer once downloaded. It is meant as a quick way into the material: start from the table, click the type you are curious about, and read how the example is analysed. The pages of all 42 argument types have recently been revised for this purpose, with a uniform structure and descriptions written for a broader audience.

Suggestions for improvement, additional examples, and corrections are always welcome.