argumentics.blogspot.com — This is the first part of a review of J. L. Austins William James lectures delivered at Harvard in 1955. Each lecture will be reviewed individually... View in Crawl 4
argumentics.blogspot.com — Heres a list with all the places in which Aristotle discusses each fallacy (better yet, each sophism, I will post some notes on Aristles approach s... View in Crawl 4
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argumentics.blogspot.com — Below are some notes from sten Dahls (1975) On generics. Ive seen this paper discussed and criticized in many occasions (in Carlson, 1980 and Krifk... View in Crawl 4
argumentics.blogspot.com — Gregory Carlsons (1977) influencing dissertation on the semantics of generic terms (republished as Carlson, 1980) starts with the following forewor... View in Crawl 4
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argumentics.blogspot.com — In a half-page footnote in (1986, p. 142), Sally Jackson comments on her statement that Grices (1975) cooperative principle and Searles (1975) an... View in Crawl 4
argumentics.blogspot.com — Kent Bach is a Professor of Philosophy at San Fransisco State University. The following text was written by Prof. Bach for a fests... View in Crawl 4
argumentics.blogspot.com — For the most part, what follows can be read and understood independently. Nonetheless, in order to see the subject from a wider stance, Id advise r... View in Crawl 4
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argumentics.blogspot.com — Two colleagues, John and Mary, are at a house party. They are talking to each other. At some point, Mary sees a man, whom she thinks is Smith, dr... View in Crawl 4
argumentics.blogspot.com — I will continue with the small, blissfully interrogative and composedly philosophical posts for a while. Im now in the process of reading some stuf... View in Crawl 4
argumentics.blogspot.com — The job of pragmatic Principles (capital P) is to describe language use with respect to three dimensions: (1) rules, (2) expectations (3) inference... View in Crawl 4
