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Structured Arguments and Their Aggregation: A Reply to Selinger
Argumentation 28 (3):395-399 (2014)
Abstract
Selinger provides a new take on what is being referred to in the computational literature as ‘structured argumentation’. In this commentary the differences and similarities with existing work are highlighted as a way of demonstrating how philosophical and computational approaches to argumentation are increasingly coming together and complementing one anotherOther Versions
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