Sentence examples for ideal argumentation from inspiring English sources

This research note provides novel results concerning the incremental computation of the stable and ideal argumentation semantics, by extending the division-based method presented in [1] and correcting a flawed claim given there.

Argumentation evaluation on the Pragma-dialectical approach is done with an eye to a single ideal model of argumentation.

We present two dialectic procedures for the sceptical ideal semantics for argumentation.

Critical opinions have requested the implementation of deliberation be narrowed in restricted settings (such as courts) in order to achieve the ideal high-quality argumentation.

We analyse the computational complexity of the recently proposed ideal semantics within both abstract argumentation frameworks (afs) and assumption-based argumentation frameworks (abfs).

As we look back over our survey we cannot help but observe that fallacies have been identified in relation to some ideal or model of good arguments, or good argumentation, or rationality.

Otto presents the case for the importance of science and evidence-based argumentation to the ideals and demands of democracy.

When it is said in chapter one (as traditionally arranged and on one translation) of the Daodejing that "The Way that can be spoken of is not the constant Way," or in chapter two that the "sages abide in nonaction and practice the teaching that is without words," one is finding something different from the usual in Western texts infused with ideals of discursive rationality and argumentation.

We prove a formal connection between dialogues and three well-known argumentation semantics (i.e. grounded, admissible and ideal extensions), by giving soundness results for our dialogue models with respect to these semantics.

And Plato despite his insistence on the centrality of argumentation to philosophy, dispatches the short analytical arguments presented in Book I of the Republic in favor of lengthy expository portraits of the ideal city-state and the harmonious soul for the rest of that work.

The concept of "ideal semantics" has been promoted as an alternative basis for skeptical reasoning within abstract argumentation settings.