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Language and Cognition in Argumentation

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  • by lancaraclc
  • Posted on 7 February 2022

PEPTalk featuring Federica Russo 

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  • by lancaraclc
  • Posted on 30 December 20212 January 2022

Argument Type Identification Procedure (ATIP) – Version 4

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  • by lancaraclc
  • Posted on 17 December 202119 December 2021

Farewell to Fallacies (and Welcome Back!)

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  • by lancaraclc
  • Posted on 6 December 20216 June 2023

Karen Maex highlights the importance of argument-checking

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  • by lancaraclc
  • Posted on 1 December 20212 December 2022

Complex Arguments in Adpositional Argumentation (talk)

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  • by lancaraclc
  • Posted on 28 November 202129 November 2021

Workshop “Argumentation and (X)AI”

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  • by lancaraclc
  • Posted on 11 November 202112 November 2021

Reformulating natural arguments into their canonical form

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  • by lancaraclc
  • Posted on 9 November 20212 December 2022

Adpositional Argumentation (AdArg) so far

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  • by lancaraclc
  • Posted on 5 November 20215 November 2021

DSC grant for Monique Flecken

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  • by lancaraclc
  • Posted on 31 October 202110 February 2022

Chapter “The Philosophy of Argument” in The Cambridge Handbook of the Philosophy of Language

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