Boosting Batch Arguments and RAM Delegation by Kalai, Yael, Lombardi, Alex, Vaikuntanathan, Vinod, Wichs, Daniel

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Priority arguments in α-recursion theory, by Shore, Richard A., 1946-

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Once again on methodology and argumentation in linguistics by LaPolla, Randy J.

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Moral and psychological arguments for effective altruism by GOH, SAMANTHA XING YUN

“…This section presents a psychology argument for what message EAs should send such that it would best maximize good consequences. …”
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The simplest formal argument for fitness optimization. by Grafen, A

“…The Formal Darwinism Project aims to provide a formal argument linking population genetics to fitness optimization, which of necessity includes defining fitness. …”

Artificial intelligence: arguments for catastrophic risk by Bales, A, D'Alessandro, W, Kirk-Giannini, CD

“…We review two influential arguments purporting to show how AI could pose catastrophic risks. …”

Epistemicism, distribution, and the argument from vagueness by Magidor, O

“…One of the most influential arguments in favour of Universalism about composition is the Lewis‐Sider argument from vagueness. …”

Mill's argument against religious knowledge by Mawson, T

The armchair and the trolley: an argument for experimental ethics. by Kahane, G

“…The argument is rather that if our moral intuitions are reliable, then psychological evidence should play a surprisingly significant role in the justification of moral principles.…”

An argument for compulsory vaccination: The taxation analogy by Giubilini, A

“…First, I discuss some of the arguments for compulsory vaccination that are based on considerations of the risk of harm that the non‐vaccinated would pose on others; I will suggest that the strength of such arguments is contingent upon circumstances and that in order to provide the strongest defence possible of compulsory vaccination, such arguments need to be supplemented by additional arguments. …”

Mapping theory without argument structure by Findlay, J

“…Asudeh and Giorgolo (2012) offer an analysis of optional and derived arguments that does away with argument structure as a separate level of representation within the architecture of Lexical Functional Grammar in favour of encoding much of this information in a connected semantic structure. …”

On T Cell Memory: Arguments for Antigen Dependence by Kündig, T, Bachmann, M, Ohashi, P, Pircher, H, Hengartner, H, Zinkernagel, R

Sexuality and citizenship in contemporary constitutional argument by Bamforth, N

Nagasawa’s 'Maximal God' and the ontological argument by Millican, P

“…Having argued against each of his arguments individually (in §1 and §2 respectively), I shall end (in §3) by drawing some general – and highly negative – conclusions regarding the prospects for any successful Ontological Argument.…”

Wrongdoing by results: Moore's experiential argument by Gardner, J

“…In fact I doubt whether it even qualifies as an argument. He calls it the "experiential argument." …”

The argument from laws of nature reassessed by Swinburne, R

“…It is natural to begin the discussion by looking at the arguments Aquinas uses in the Summa Theologiae. It follows that, God is not only His own essence, as shown in the preceding article, but also His own existence. …”

From Trees to Predicate−Argument Structures by Liakata, M, Pulman, S

On T cell memory: arguments for antigen dependence. by Kündig, T, Bachmann, M, Ohashi, P, Pircher, H, Hengartner, H, Zinkernagel, R

Literary Forms of Argument in Early China

“…In Literary Forms of Argument in Early China, Gentz and Meyer explore a new analytical approach to the study of written thinking by focusing on the argumentative function of literary patterns in early Chinese texts.…”

An argument with God: Bhagavannindā in the Mahābhārata tradition by Sharma, DV