introduction: proof-theoretic semantics
The notes below are a write-up of the EDL lectures in Hilary 2019. They contain most of the results stated in those lectures. I've omitted some of the.
A cognitive theory of graphical and linguistic reasoningAn agent can at any point concede (2.6) some ? that is the conclusion of any sub- argument (i.e,. Concs(X)) of a moved argument X (for example she earlier ... Explanation and argument - Birkbeck Institutional Research OnlineHarrell considers argument to be composed of a conclusion supported by sub-arguments (our claims) and premises (our evidence), possibly ... conclusion, we do not ... TFIE PLACE OF SYLLOGISTIC IN LOGICAL THEORY - COREThe conclusion follows necessarily from true premises due to their semantics or syntax. This kind of argument is here called a deductive argument. A classical ...
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