In this paper we discuss how recent developments in argumentation frameworks, most notably Extended Argumentation Frameworks, can inform the representation of a body of case law u...
The aim of this paper is to study how preferences, which are used to model intrinsic strengths of arguments, can be used in argumentation. We show that they play two roles: i) to r...
The notion of warrant or justification is one of the central concepts in formal models of argumentation. The dialectical definition of warrant is expressed in terms of recursive...
In this paper, several examples from the literature, and one central new one, are used as case studies of texts of discourse containing an argumentation scheme that has now been w...
Being able to argue with a student to convince her or him about the rationale of tutoring hints is an important component of pedagogy. In this paper we present an argumentation fra...
Argumentation is omnipresent in our lives and therefore an important skill to learn. While classic face-to-face argumentation and debate has advantages in helping people learn to a...
Frank Loll, Oliver Scheuer, Bruce M. McLaren, Niel...
Recent proposals for computer-assisted argumentation have drawn on dialectical models of argumentation. When used to assist public policy planning, such systems also raise questio...
In traditional mathematical models of argumentation an argument often consists of a chain of rules or reasons, beginning with premisses and leading to a conclusion that is endorse...
Electronic argumentation support is increasingly important in today's networked society. Virtual research collaboration, e-business, and many other domains of professional li...
Governments and other groups interested in the views of citizens require the means to present justifications of proposed actions, and the means to solicit public opinion concerning...
Katie Atkinson, Trevor J. M. Bench-Capon, Peter Mc...