Interpreting Informal Logic
WU Hong-zhi
Abstract
WU Hong-zhi
Abstract
Informal logic is a logic of argument or philosophy (theory) of argument. It resulted from the response of university logic course to the need of actual life. There are different understandings about the object and nature of informal logic. There are also oppositions to informal logic. Though informal logic is still out of the vision of the mainstream philosophy, it is worth attaching importance to in that it examines a series of argument problems from unorthodox logic vision.
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Informal logic is a logic of argument or philosophy (theory) of argument. It resulted from the response of university logic course to the need of actual life. There are different understandings about the object and nature of informal logic. There are also oppositions to informal logic. Though informal logic is still out of the vision of the mainstream philosophy, it is worth attaching importance to in that it examines a series of argument problems from unorthodox logic vision.
Key concepts: Informal logic, Argument map, Argument (complex analysis), Philosophy of logic, Epistemology, Mainstream, Term logic, Computational logic