An argument is an attempt to persuade someone to see a better, different perspective, a contradiction are two simple statements that cannot both be agreed upon without being hypocritical. An argument is derived from feelings as opposed to simply having a different point of view. Arguing often allows you to support what you're saying you give reason for what you believe in. You can contradict yourself if you dictate something and then prove yourself against what you said. For example I said, "I don't ever wear black shoes," and then the next day I am wearing black shoes.
On the other hand an argument involves two or more people going back and forth. They are not the same Word and have different meanings you couldn't use both of these Words in a sentence to describe the same event. I think if you could contradict a person within your argument, but the contradiction is not the essence of the argument. Additionally, people could agree on certain aspects thereof, which would still qualify it as an argument despite the absence of contradiction.
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