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Linking Disagreement Reasons and Integrative Conclusions: An Epistemic Script to Promote Integration of Multiple Conflicting Information Based on Disagreement Analysis

Proceedings of the International Conference on Computer-supported for Collaborative Learning
Toshio Mochizuki, Eowyn P. O’Dwyer, Clark A. Chinn, Myat Min Swe, Htay Min Khaung, Seiji Sekine   +5 more
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Online disagreement in WhatsApp groups: A comparative study of Spanish family members and work colleagues

Discourse & Communication, 2021
The purpose of this paper is to compare disagreement in two different WhatsApp groups: one for members of the same family, and another for work colleagues.
Lucía Fernández-Amaya
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Dinosaurs and Reasonable Disagreement

Journal of Philosophical Research, 2021
Most philosophical discussions of disagreement have used idealized disagreements to draw conclusions about the nature of disagreement. I closely examine an actual, non-idealized disagreement in dinosaur paleobiology and show that it can not only teach us about the features of some of our real world disagreements, but can help us to argue for the ...
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Classification of Childhood Epilepsy Syndromes in Newly Diagnosed Epilepsy: Interrater Agreement and Reasons for Disagreement

Epilepsia, 1999
Anne T. Berg, Susan R. Levy, Francine M. Testa, Shlomo Shinnar   +3 more
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Moral Disagreement and the Limits of Reason:

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Gerald McKenny
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Reasonable Disagreement and Metalinguistic Negotiation

Theoria, 2023
AbstractThis paper defends a particular view of explaining reasonable disagreement: the Conceptual View. The Conceptual View is the idea that reasonable disagreements are caused by differences in the way reasonable people use concepts in a cognitive process to make moral and political judgements.
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Deliberative disagreement and compromise

Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, 2020
Deliberative democracy entails a commitment to deciding political questions on their merits. To that end, people engage in an exchange of reasons in a shared endeavour to arrive at the right answer or the best judgement they can make in the circumstances.
I. O’Flynn, Maija Setälä
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Disagreement and Public Reason

2023
Abstract This chapter presents public reason Confucianism, a mode of Confucian democratic perfectionism in which a special style of public reason is affiliated with partially comprehensive Confucianism (i.e., civic Confucianism), as best suited to deal with moral disagreement.
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Political Liberalism and Reasonable Disagreement

Social Theory and Practice, 2023
On the standard version of political liberalism, the exercise of political power is legitimate only if it is justifiable to all reasonable persons. Correspondingly, reasonable disagreement about the moral doctrines underlying a law makes that law not justifiable to all reasonable persons.
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Pluralism and Reasonable Disagreement

Social Philosophy and Policy, 1994
Liberalism is a distinctively modern political conception. Only in modern times do we find, as the object of both systematic reflection and widespread allegiance and institutionalization, the idea that the principles of political association, being coercive, should be justifiable to all whom they are to bind.
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