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The epistolary genre is not the only discursive framework in which the justification of axiological beliefs can be observed and analyzed. Asking why it was selected by the authors of Ennemis publics, philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy and novelist Michel ...
Roselyne Koren
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Argumentation and explanation in the law
This article investigates the conceptual connection between argumentation and explanation in the law and provides a formal account of it. To do so, the methods used are conceptual analysis from legal theory and formal argumentation from AI.
Antonino Rotolo +2 more
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Logic of Induction: A Dead Horse? Some Thoughts on the Logical Foundations of Probability [PDF]
Our purpose in this paper is twofold. The first is to understand why Carnap´s project of building a logic of induction as a whole was not successful.
Ricardo Sousa Silvestre
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A Review and Criticism On Origins and Doctrine of Fascism [PDF]
Giovanni Gentile is the most important philosopher of fascism. His influential book Origins and Doctrine of Fascism has a key role in the theoretical aspects of fascism.
Mahdi Fadaei Mehrabani, Zaniar Ebrahimi
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Justification Logic with Approximate Conditional Probabilities [PDF]
The importance of logics with approximate conditional probabilities is reflected by the fact that they can model non-monotonic reasoning. We introduce a new logic of this kind, \(\mathsf {CPJ}\), which extends justification logic and supports non ...
Ognjanović, Zoran +5 more
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Mystical Paradoxes from the Viewpoint of Fuzzy Logic and Thought [PDF]
Discussing the linguistic and logical nature of mystical paradoxes, analyzing the content of such statements, and opening their hidden secrets, is a new perspective of historical and scientific confronting to this phenomenon.
Hadi Vakili, Parisa Goudarzi
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A Logic of Plausible Justifications
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Speculations on the Evolutionary Origins of System Justification
For centuries, philosophers and social theorists have wondered why people submit voluntarily to tyrannical leaders and oppressive regimes. In this article, we speculate on the evolutionary origins of system justification, that is, the ways in which ...
John T. Jost +2 more
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Ontologies scientific theories arise from the deeper principles, which also have an ontological nature. These principles and their justification form ontology ontology or metaontology.
A M Anisov
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Justification logics, logics of knowledge, and conservativity [PDF]
The author first reminds the reader of the axiomatizations of the main logics of knowledge, namely, \textbf{T} (in which agents have the ability to apply logical reasoning to their beliefs, which are necessarily true), \textbf{S4} (in which agents also know they know what they know), and \textbf{S5} (in which agents also know they don't know what they ...
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