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| Tutorial 5 - Inference Objections | |
| Tutorials 3 and 4 covered the structure of complex
arguments. We haven't been paying much attention to how this
structure (disputes, chains, webs, etc.) relates to the internal
structure of simple arguments (co-premises). There is one place however where it is crucial that we look closely at the interplay between these two levels of structure That is when we try to map certain kinds of objections, known as inference objections. To follow this tutorial and to do the exercises, you should have a good grasp of all the previous tutorials, especially Tutorial 2. |
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