Conductive Argument. an Overlooked Type of Defeasible Reasoning PDF
310 Pages·2011·35.87 MB·English
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In Challenge and Response: Justification in Ethics, Carl Wellman coined 'conduction' and 'conductive' to name a distinctive kind of defeasible reasoning and argument-neither deductive nor inductive-often used in forming and justifying ethical judgments, classifications and judgments employing criter
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