ArgumentationThis study is an approach to encompass uncertainty in the well-known Argumentation Scheme from Negative Consequences and in the more recent "Basic Slippery Slope Argument" proposed by Douglas Walton. This work envisages two new kinds of uncertainty that should be taken into account, one...
Slippery slope arguments (SSAs) of the form if A, then C describe an initial proposal (A) and a predicted, undesirable consequence of this proposal (C) (e.g., “If cannabis is ever legalized, then eventually cocaine will be legalized, too”). Despite SSAs being a common rhetorical device...
4. Uncertainty in Argumentation Schemes: Negative Consequences and Basic Slippery Slope [C] . Davide Liga, Monica Palmirani International Conference on Logic and Argumentation . 2020 机译:论证方案的不确定性:负面影响和基本滑坡 5. Youth disillusionment at Ukraine's 20th anniversary of independence...
And “argumentation studies” is what? TINDALE: We’re interested in the nature of argument, study of argument. The ways in which people argue tells us a lot about their values, a lot about the assumptions they’re making about the world. And how long has the slippery-slope argument be...
slippery slopeargumentationinferenceinformal logicThe paper addresses so-called slippery slope arguments, which are usually used as warnings against accepting a certain view or undertaking some action for the reason of their negative consequences. Two types of this kind of arguments might be recogn...
Slippery slope argumentSorites argumentLogic of vaguenessLegal argumentationIn this paper, I shall intend to show that the Sorites argument lies at the core of the Slippery Slope Argument and, for this reason, I shall deal with the logical validity of this argument. Once established its logical...