IDEALISM AND THE ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT by Mander, W

“…The ontological proof became something of a signature argument for the British Idealist movement and this paper examines how and why that was so. …”

Anselm's neglected argument by Leftow, B

An argument for ontological nihilism by Westerhoff, J

“…My argument is based on two main premisses, eliminativism (‘only the fundamental exists’) and non-foundationalism (‘it’s dependence all the way down’) which jointly entail ontological nihilism. …”

Rescuing the Zygote Argument by De Marco, G

“…In a recent paper, Kristin Mickelson argues that Alfred Mele’s Zygote Argument, a popular argument for the claim that the truth of determinism would preclude free action or moral responsibility, is not valid. …”

Evolutionary Debunking Arguments. by Kahane, G

“…Evolutionary debunking arguments (EDAs) are arguments that appeal to the evolutionary origins of evaluative beliefs to undermine their justification. …”

On the viability of the No Alternatives Argument by Menon, T

“…In an accompanying paper, Dawid, Hartmann and Sprenger formalise Dawid's so-called ‘No Alternatives Argument’ (NAA) using a generalised Bayesian framework, as a first step towards formalising Dawid's entire research programme (which itself relies on two further arguments). …”

The argumentative side unfolds by Waheed, Moniza

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Toulmin’s argument pattern as a “horizon of possibilities” in the study of argumentation in science education by Erduran, S

“…Vygotsky in order to investigate social relations in children’s argumentation in science topics. The authors argue that the argumentation framework offered by Stephen Toulmin is limited in addressing social relations. …”

Effects of Training in the Use of Argumentative Structures on ESL Students’ Argumentative Writing Ability by Zainuddin, Siti Zaidah

“…This study mainly investigated the effectiveness of training in the structure of arguments based on Toulmin’s (1958) model of argument on ESL students’ argumentative writing. …”
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Handling Counter-arguments in Written Argumentative Discourse: Implications for the Teaching of English for Academic Purposes by Jason Miin-Hwa Lim, May Liu Siaw Mei

“…While the ability to present a written argument convincingly is important for tertiary level students, research has shown that the written argument is one of the most difficult written genres for students to master. …”
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Elliptic functions with complex arguments / by 302311 Henderson, F. M.

Philosophical problems and arguments : an introduction / by 391286 Corman, James W., Lehrer, Keith

Logic analyzing and appraising arguments / by 299775 Gensler, Harry J.

Argumentation and critical decision making / by 363888 Rieke, Richard D., Sillars, Malcom O., Rieke, Richard D.

Argumentation and the decision making process by 223446 Rieke, Richard

Dialogues : an argument rhetoric and reader / by Goshgarian, Gary, Krueger, Kathleen

An Argument for Soft Layering of Protocols by Cooper, Geoffrey Howard

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The rise of "china threat" arguments by Ueki, Chikako

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Dependability arguments with trusted bases by Kang, Eunsuk, Jackson, Daniel

“…This paper describes an idiom for modeling systems with trusted bases, and a technique for analyzing a dependability argument-the argument that a trusted base is sufficient to establish a requirement.…”
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Argument licensing and agreement in Zulu by Halpert, Claire

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