26.3056, Confs: General Linguistics, Philosophy of Language/Poland

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Date: Fri, 26 Jun 2015 14:32:06
From: Martin Hinton [upthemaffit at gmail.com]
Subject: Workshops in Informal Logic and Linguistics

 
Workshops in Informal Logic and Linguistics 
Short Title: WILL 

Date: 23-Apr-2016 - 23-Apr-2016 
Location: Lodz, Poland 
Contact: Martin Hinton 
Contact Email: will2016lodz at gmail.com 
Meeting URL: http://filologia.uni.lodz.pl/WILL/ 

Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics; Philosophy of Language 

Meeting Description: 

The aim of this meeting is to discuss the theory and practice of argument and reasoning from a linguistics perspective. Topics will depend on the interests of the participants, but are likely to include:

The Language of Argumentation
Argumentation and Experiment in Linguistics
The Nature of Evidence
Informal Logic Fallacies
Materials for Teaching Argumentation
Rhetoric and Persuasion

Rather than presentations followed by a few minutes for discussion, this meeting will feature workshops of about one hour, concentrating on providing a forum for discussion and co-operation. 






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