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Commentary On Blatz, Dale Turner May 2003

A Possible Rapprochement Of Informal Logic With Formal Logic, George Boger May 2003

Commentary On Boger, Rolf George May 2003

Treacherous Ascents: On Seeking Common Ground For Conflict Resolution, Chris Campolo May 2003

Are We There Yet? Critical Thinking, Cultural Diversity And The Ethics Of Teaching, Pamela Courtenay Hall May 2003

Commentary On Hall, Michael A. Gilbert May 2003

Arguments From Unacceptable Consequences And A Reasonable Application Of Law, Eveline T. Feteris May 2003

Commentary On Feteris, Douglas Walton May 2003

Progress Without Regress On The Dialectical Tier, James B. Freeman May 2003

Commentary On Freeman, Hans V. Hansen May 2003

But Why Call It An Argument?: In Defense Of The Linguistically Inexplicable, Michael A. Gilbert May 2003

Commentary On Goddu, James B. Freeman May 2003

Manifestly Adequate Premises, Jean Goodwin May 2003

Commentary On Govier, Jerome Bickenbach May 2003

Using Counterexamples To Estimate Degrees Of Support, Claude Gratton May 2003

Commentary On Gratton, Mark Battersby May 2003

Scientific Diagrams As Argument: The Example Of Darwin, Alan Gross May 2003

Commentary On Gross, Frans H. Van Eemeren May 2003

Connectionist Coherence And Moral Reasoning, Marcello Guarini May 2003

Commentary On Guarini, Andrew Bailey May 2003

Theories Of Presumptions And Burdens Of Proof, Hans V. Hansen May 2003

Commentary On Hansen, Peter Houtlosser May 2003

Rhetoric And The Incommensurability Of Values, Randy Harris May 2003

The Role Of Personal Values In Argument Evaluation, Donald Hatcher May 2003

Commentary On Hatcher, Pamela Courtenay Hall May 2003

The Effectiveness Of Computer-Assisted Instruction In Critical Thinking, David Hitchcock May 2003

Being Careful With Paralogisms: Pedagogical Concerns About Informal Fallacies, Brian Huss May 2003

Socrates On Persuasion, Truth, And Courtroom Argumentation In Plato’S Apology, Dale Jacquette May 2003

Commentary On Jacquette, Christopher W. Tindale May 2003

Why “Visual Arguments” Aren’T Arguments, Ralph H. Johnson May 2003