Chapter
Postscript (on material consequence)
Abstract
The supposed “missing premisses” attributed to arguments are generally not premisses at all but rather statements of a rule that would license the inference as it stands. Such substantive rules of inference cannot be underwritten by substitutional or model-theoretic conceptions of consequence. They need to be understood in terms of schemata. A schema is valid if and only if the generalization corresponding to it is true or analogously …
Authors
Hitchcock D
Book title
Argumentation Library
Volume
30
Pagination
pp. 161-186
Publication Date
January 1, 2017
DOI
10.1007/978-3-319-53562-3_10