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Identifying Audience Preferences in Legal and Social Domains
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2004
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Reasoning in legal and social domains appears not to be well dealt with by deductive approaches. This is because such reasoning is open-endedly defeasible, and because the various argument schemes used in these domains are often hard to construe as deductive arguments. In consequence, argumentation frameworks have proved increasingly popular for modelling disputes in such domains. In order to capture a third phenomenon of these domains, however, namely that rational disagreement is possible due
doi:10.1007/978-3-540-30075-5_50
fatcat:netnb62smngp3hwpmdum2xw7si