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Review: Charles Tilly (2006). Why? What Happens When People Give Reasons … And Why
Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 2008 While it is clear that we are constantly giving as well as receiving justifications, it is less clear how justification works. New York sociologist Charles TILLY (1929-2008) claims that both social scientists and historians have failed to properly ...
Jörg Potthast
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Tracés, 2019 Before 1981, the death penalty was the ultimate punishment, reserved for the worst criminals. Unless they were spared due to mitigating circumstances, those found guilty of premeditated or aggravated murder were sentenced, in accordance with the penal ...
Nicolas Picard
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Criteria of Truth and Justification in Sadraian and Suhrawardian Schools [PDF]
حکمت صدرایی, 2015 Epistemologists define knowledgeas "justified true belief”. In the history of philosophy,concerning the measure of truth and justification,as the basic elements of the theory of knowledge, there were several theories. This is true concerning Sadraian and
حسن رهبر +1 more
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A Logic of Plausible Justifications
Theoretical Computer Science, 2012 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Mathematical reasoning and proof schemes in the early years
JETEN, 2018 Mathematics and reasoning are strongly related. Every child must have the opportunity to reason mathematically, to deepen its mathematical comprehension. To do so children need a daily mathematics diet linked to mathematical reasoning.
Lina Fonseca
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A LOGIC OF JUSTIFICATION AND TRUTHMAKING
The Review of Symbolic Logic, 2013 AbstractIn the present paper we propose a system of propositional logic for reasoning about justification, truthmaking, and the connection between justifiers and truthmakers. The logic of justification and truthmaking is developed according to the fundamental ideas introduced by Artemov.
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Infinitism and probabilistic justification
Synthese, 2013 According to infinitism, beliefs can be justified by an infinite chain of reasons. So far, infinitism has rarely been taken seriously and often even dismissed as inconsistent. However, Peijnenburg and Atkinson have recently argued that beliefs can indeed be justified by an infinite chain of reasons, if justification is understood probabilistically.
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Informal Logic: The paper presents an extended scheme for the inference to the best explanation (IBE). The scheme precisely treats the epistemic modifiers (“hypothetically,” “plausibly,” “presumably”) of the inference, acknowledges its contrastive nature, clarifies ...
Petar Bodlović, Marcin Lewiński
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Influences on the Decision to Euthanize a Compromised Pig
AnimalsThe decision to euthanize a compromised pig can be challenging for pig farmers and veterinarians. To understand more about the challenges in Germany, a cross-sectional online survey was conducted.
Julia Stoffregen +13 more
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