24.953 Argument Structure and Syntax, Spring 2003 by Miyagawa, Shigeru, Marantz, Alec

Subjects: “…lexical argument structure…”
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Constant-Round Arguments from One-Way Functions by Amit, Noga, Rothblum, Guy

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Non-verbal argument structure : evidence from Tagalog by Sabbagh, Joseph

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Variability, negative evidence, and the acquisition of verb argument constructions by Perfors, Amy, Tenenbaum, Joshua B., Wonnacott, Elizabeth

“…We present a hierarchical Bayesian framework for modeling the acquisition of verb argument constructions. It embodies a domain-general approach to learning higher-level knowledge in the form of inductive constraints (or overhypotheses), and has been used to explain other aspects of language development such as the shape bias in learning object names. …”
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On a Symmetry Argument for the Guidance Equation in Bohmian Mechanics by Skow, Bradford

“…But the argument does not work. It fails because it rests on assumptions about how Galilean transformations (especially boosts) act on the wavefunction that are (in this context) unwarranted. …”
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Thinking through utilitarianism : a guide to contemporary arguments by Forcehimes, Andrew T., Semrau, Luke

“…Thinking Through Utilitarianism: A Guide to Contemporary Arguments offers something new among texts elucidating the ethical theory known as Utilitarianism. …”
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Ho Ne (She) is Hmongic: one final argument by Ratliff, Martha

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Myanmar and the argument for engagement : a clash of contending moralities by Roberts, Christopher B.

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A Platform for Argumentative Zoning Annotation and Scientific Summarization by El-Ebshihy, Alaa, Ningtyas, Annisa Maulida, Andersson, Linda, Piroi, Florina, Rauber, Andreas

“…Generating informative summaries for scientific articles is a challenging task. Argumentative Zoning (AZ) is a tool to obtain informative summaries of scientific articles. …”
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Hiding the harm? An argument against misogyny hate crime by Vera-Gray, Fiona, Fileborn, Bianca

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Epistemic trust in oneself and others – an argument from analogy? by Fricker, L

A Vygotskian argument for teaching drama in secondary schools by Daniels, H, Downes, E

“…The acquisition of these tools requires teaching. This argument becomes all the more important when we consider the fact that drama has been marginalized in the English secondary school thus denying young people access to what can be some of the most formative experiences of their educational careers.…”

The Doomsday Argument and the self-indication assumption: Reply to Odum by Bostrom, N, Cirkovic, M

“…In a recent paper in this journal, Ken Olum attempts to refute the doomsday argument by appealing to the self-indication assumption (SIA) that your very existence gives you reason to think that there are many observers. …”

Lower respiratory tract infection is no argument for prescribing antibiotics by Hopstaken, R, Butler, C, Muris, J, Knottnerus, A, Kester, A, Rinkens, P, Dinant, G

The "greater goods" response to the argument from divine hiddenness by Teeninga, L

“…<p>Arguments from divine hiddenness attempt to demonstrate that the apparent hiddenness of God is a reason for thinking God does not exist. …”

Artificial cognitive systems: Where does argumentation fit in? by Fox, J

Twenty-one arguments against propensity analyses of probability by Eagle, A

“…The diversity and number of arguments suggests that there is little prospect of any successful analysis along these lines.…”

Concise argument-wellbeing, collective responsibility and ethical capitalism. by Savulescu, J

Some remarks on recent formalist responses to the Hole Argument by Menon, T, Read, J

“…This raises two important questions: (a) does their argument succeed?; (b) how does this formalist response to the Hole Argument relate to other recent responses to the Hole Argument in the same tradition—in particular, that of Weatherall (Br J Philos Sci 69(2):329–350, 2018)? …”

Why visualize? untangling a large network of arguments by Streeb, D, El-Assady, M, Keim, D, Chen, M

“…Visualization has been deemed a useful technique by researchers and practitioners, alike, leaving a trail of arguments behind that reason why visualization works. …”