The logic of defeasible argumentation

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The logic of defeasible argumentation

Argumentation as social discourse

Overview

Dialogues and dialogue games

Dialogue games in logic

Dialogical semantics

Dialogical semantics

Dialogical semantics

Dialogical semantics

Dialogical semantics

Dialogical semantics

Dialogical proof theory

A dialogue on r ? p ? (q ? r)

A dialogue on r ? p ? (q ? r)

Dialogue rules

Dialogue rules

Characteristics

Modeling argument defeat

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Dialogue models in Artificial Intelligence and Law

Dialogue models in Artificial Intelligence and Law

The correspondence theory of truth

The correspondence theory of truth

Habermas’ consensus theory of truth

Habermas’ consensus theory of truth

Habermas’ consensus theory of truth

Justification in the Erlangen Schule

Schwemmer’s solution (1973)

Brute facts

Reason-based facts

Reason-based facts

Brute vs. reason-based facts

Brute vs. reason-based facts

Justification of legal consequences in concrete cases

Infinite regress of justifying reasons

Circular chain of justifying reasons

Justifying reasons as dogmas

Alexy’s procedural approach to legal justification

Alexy’s procedural approach to legal justification

Alexy’s procedural approach to legal justification

Gordon’s Pleadings Game

Gordon’s Pleadings Game

Lodder’s DiaLaw

Lodder’s DiaLaw

Lodder’s DiaLaw

Lodder’s DiaLaw

Lodder’s DiaLaw

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Law as a pure rhetorical procedure

Rawls on procedures

Rawls on procedures

Hage on the law as a pure rhetorical procedure

Hage on the law as a pure rhetorical procedure

Hage on the law as a pure rhetorical procedure

Hage on the law as a pure rhetorical procedure

Summary

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Author: Bart Verheij

Email: b.verheij at ai dot rug dot nl

Home Page: http://www.ai.rug.nl/~verheij/