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Argumentative Relation Classification with Background Knowledge
2020A common conception is that the understanding of relations that hold between argument units requires knowledge beyond the text. But to date, argument analysis systems that leverage knowledge resources are still very rare. In this paper, we propose an unsupervised graph-based ranking method that extracts relevant multi-hop knowledge from a background ...
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Destabilizing the knowledge argument and modal argument
Inquiry, 2017AbstractSeveral of the most compelling anti-materialist arguments are motivated by the supposed existence of an unbridgeable epistemic gap between first-person subjective knowledge about one’s own conscious experience and third-personally acquired knowledge. The two with which this paper is concerned are (i) Frank Jackson’s ‘knowledge argument’ and (ii)
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2022
Jackson (1982) introduced the Knowledge Argument to elucidate the phenomenal, interior aspects of experience. In 1908 McTaggart defined two series that characterize one dimension of time, the A-series and the B-series. The A-series is usually thought to be phenomenal Farr (2019), SEP (2018).
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Jackson (1982) introduced the Knowledge Argument to elucidate the phenomenal, interior aspects of experience. In 1908 McTaggart defined two series that characterize one dimension of time, the A-series and the B-series. The A-series is usually thought to be phenomenal Farr (2019), SEP (2018).
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On the generality argument for the knowledge norm
Synthese, 2018An increasingly popular view in contemporary epistemology holds that the most fundamental norm governing belief is knowledge. According to this norm one shouldn’t believe what one doesn’t know. A prominent argument for the knowledge norm appeals to the claim that knowledge is the most general condition of epistemic assessment of belief, one entailing ...
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A Knowledge Argument Without “Knowledge”
Analytic PhilosophyABSTRACT I offer a variation on the Knowledge Argument, the “Resemblance Argument,” which argues that the accuracy conditions for representations of qualia require qualitative resemblance to the mode of presentation, whereas those for representations of physical states do not.
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Implicit Event Argument Extraction With Argument-Argument Relational Knowledge
IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, 2023Kaiwen Wei +6 more
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Knowledge in Topological Argumentation Models
2019We formalise justification in the topological argumentation model and define knowledge and belief based on justification. In addition to revealing that the notions of knowledge and belief based on justification satisfy Stalnaker’s BK system except for the closure principle, the main contribution of this paper is a counter-intuitive result about the ...
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