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In this paper I review my engagement with argumentation over the past forty years. I describe the perspective I brought from philosophy and the Civil Service, and consider a number of aspects of computational argumentation: knowledge based systems, explanation, context, audiences, schemes and models. A key feature of argumentation is that it is an activity which has to be actively engaged with, whereas a proof is an object to be understood and admired.
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