Titlebook: Analysis of Dis/agreement - with particular reference to Law and Legal Theory; Svein Eng Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 20

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Analysis of Dis/agreement - with particular reference to Law and Legal Theory978-94-017-0381-9Series ISSN 1572-4395 Series E-ISSN 2215-0315

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Nordine Abidi,Ixart Miquel-Floresintroductory survey (section A 2 (2) above). I further refer to the account in the same place of the . of this concept, and thus of why I consider it important to keep analytically un/true propositions separate from both definitions and characterisations. In what follows I shall look more closely at these two boundaries.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-36827-5ts that make themselves felt may in actual fact support a diversity of conceptual viewpoints’ being established (section III 2.2 above). — This provides the background for reconstructions and redefinitions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91498-0), in the discussion and decision aspect (section I 4) of analysis and argumentation formulated in everyday language (section I 5), and with a certain independence (section I 6). Through this I have also demonstrated the factual significance of dis/agreement analysis on the basis of this critically reflexive form.

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Jasmine Tehrani,Vaughan Michell,Yu-Chun Pannd common features: Just as the comparison of two phenomena with respect to length presupposes that one has concepts of units of length and that these concepts are applicable to both phenomena, so the comparison of propositions with respect to dis/agreement will presuppose that one has concepts of t

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Jasmine Tehrani,Vaughan Michell,Yu-Chun Panof types of proposition about what something is, with which we operate. — In the present Chapter II, I shall discuss and establish concepts about types of proposition, taking as a starting point the main aim of the work (Chapter I above): the aim of demonstrating, and creating an awareness of, the e

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Barbora Budinská,Jouke Tegelaaris to say, propositions which do not contribute to determining the meanings of linguistic entities (do not contribute to determining concepts), but which presuppose this topic (in contrast to definitions, which thematise it), and say something beyond what lies in the concept criteria (in contrast to

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Sahar Moh’d Abu Bakir,Motteh S. Al Shiblyin actually occurring language and argumentation which experience has shown it to be important to determine when one is assessing the tenability of propositions, and thus when one is analysing dis/agreement (sections I 4 cf. 2–3, above): It is other facts that are relevant when one is to test the te