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DOI: 10.1093/mind/lxx.280.534
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“…6 Srovnej Cooley (1959), Castaneda (1960), Abelson (1961), Cowan (1964). 7 Bird (1961). 8 Brockriede & Ehninger (1960).…”
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“…6 Srovnej Cooley (1959), Castaneda (1960), Abelson (1961), Cowan (1964). 7 Bird (1961). 8 Brockriede & Ehninger (1960).…”
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“…Según Toulmin, un razonamiento o argumento es el paso de unas premisas, a las que llama "datos" o "fundamentos", a una conclusión o "pretensión" (claim). Dicho paso debe estar convalidado por lo que Toulmin llama "garantía" (warrant), lo que ha sido entendido como un principio material de inferencia (Pinto, 2006), y cuyo vínculo con los topoi de Aristóteles ha sido también señalado (Bird, 1961). En esta línea, entonces, se inscribe la concepción del razonamiento de Peirce, quien entiende a tales principios de inferencia como hábitos.…”
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“…In Toulmin's now-famous example, the argument "Harry was born in Bermuda, so Harry is a British subject" justifies the claim Harry's citizenship via the datum of his birthplace and the unstated warrant that "A man born in Bermuda will be a British subject " (92). Otto Bird, in a 1961 review, likened Toulmin's warrants to the topics of medieval logic, illustrated most fully by Boethius: "The resemblance is so close . .…”
Section: Topoi In Twentieth-century Scholarshipmentioning
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