Today CRRAR announced the publication of two new books that should be of interest to those working in the fields of argumentation studies and informal logic. The first is a collection of papers by co-founder of the informal logic movement J. Anthony Blair. The volume collects works spanning 30 years of research of one of the most respected scholars in the field.
Groundwork in the Theory of Argumentation, Selected Papers of J. Anthony Blair, with an Introduction by Christopher W. Tindale. Dordrecht: Springer, 2012. Pp. xxii, 1-355. (List price: cloth $189.00, €149,75)
[ Contents: Introduction; 23 papers by Blair; list of Blair’s publications; References; Name and Subject Indexes]
The second work announced today collects papers from the CRRAR symposium on conductive argument held in 2010. I had the good fortune to be present at that event and I can attest firsthand that there is much of interest contained within these pages. There were papers from a diverse range of perspectives and approaches within argumentation theory and they covered many aspects of the topic of conductive argument. I’m very happy to announce that this collection of papers is now available to all.
Conductive Argument, An Overlooked Type of Defeasible Reasoning Ed. by J. Anthony Blair and Ralph H. Johnson. London: College Publications, 2012. Pp. viii, 1-299. (List price: paper $20.75)
[Contents: Intro. by Blair; Papers by Derek Allen, Mark Battersby & Sharon Bailin, Maurice Finocchiaro, Thomas Fischer, James Freeman, Trudy Govier, Hans Hansen, Rongdong Jin, Ralph Johnson, Fred Kauffeld, Christian Kock, Robert Pinto, Douglas Walton, Harald Wohlrapp, Frank Zenker; References; Name and Subject Indexes]
Like this:
Like Loading...
Read Full Post »
RAIL 