Miss OSSA? Here's your chance to catch up!
RAIL is pleased to announce the appearance of a new issue of Informal Logic. This issue features the keynote papers and the paper that won the J. Anthony Blair prize for best student paper. Those who followed my postings here or on Twitter during the conference will recall my mentions of Karen Tracy’s fascinating keynote address. Here’s a chance to read the paper itself. While you’re at it I also highly recommend Moldovan and Smith’s Blair Prize paper “Arguments as Abstract Objects”. Together with Geoff Goddu’s AILACT Prize paper (highlighted in a post of its own here on RAIL not too long ago), I’d say Moldovan and Smith’s paper marks the distinct emergence (some would say re-emergence) of an interesting metaphysical sub-field in informal logic and argumentation theory. It will be interesting to see how others respond to the arguments marshaled in these two papers. At any rate, there’s no denying that the gauntlet has been thrown down! Happy reading. :)
Filed under: Announcements, Informal Logic Tagged: Andrei Moldovan, David Hitchcock, Informal Logic, Karen Tracy, metaphysics of argument, OSSA 9, Paul Simard-Smith, Paul Thagard
