Program 5th eColloq

19 July 2012, 4-6 pm GMT+1  (Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome, Stockholm)

4.00-4.10 Connect, Welcome

4.10-4:35 Niki Pfeifer (LMU, Munich, Germany) Measuring argument strength

4:35-4:50 Discussion

4:50-5:00 Break

5:00-5:25 N.N. (to be announced)

5:25-5:40 Discussion

Discussants

Program 4th eColloq

MARCH 20, 2012;  4-6 pm CET/GMT+1 (Berlin, Stockholm, Rome)

Program

4:00 – 4:10 Connect

4:10 – 4:35 Lilian Bermejo Luque (National Research Council, Spain): A model for analogical argumentation within the linguistic approach

4:35 – 4:55 Q & A

4:55 – 5:10 Break

5:10 – 5:35 Charlotte Hommerberg (Växjo University, Sweden): Symptomatic or instrumental argumentation – the case of Robert Parker’s wine reviews

5:35 – 5:55 Q & A

Discussants

• Bart Verheij (Groningen, The Netherlands)
• Fabio Paglieri (Rome, Italy)
• Jean Goodwin (Iowa State, USA)
• Steven Patterson (Detroit, USA)

To join as a discussant, please contact frank.zenker[at]fil.lu.se

Tech-Things

Program Third eColloq

20 October 2011, 5-7 pm GMT+1  (Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome, Stockholm)

5.00-5.10: Connect, Welcome

5.10-5.55: Fabio Paglieri (Rome, Italy): Keep it short! How Argument Duration Affects Willingness to Argue

5:55-6:05: Break

6:05-6:50: Frank Zenker (Lund, Sweden): Foundations for Nothing and Facts for Free? A Challenge to Dialectical Egalitarianism

Discussants

Program Second eColloq

23 June 2011, 5-7 pm UTC+3 (Helsinki Time)

Program

5.00-5.10: Connect, Welcome

5.10-5.45: Tom Gordon (Berlin, Germany): The Carneades Computational Model of Argument

5:50-6:25: Steven Patterson (Detroit, USA): Reflective Equilibrium and Conductive Argument: A Brief History

6:30-7:00: Frank Zenker (Helsinki, Finland): Foundations for Nothing and Facts for Free (OSSA 2011 paper)

Audience

• Lilian Bermejo Lucque (National Research Council, Spain)
• Jean Goodwin (Iowa State, USA)
• Bart Verheij (Groningen, The Netherlands)

Call: Second eColloq, June 2011

The second eColloq is scheduled for Thursday, 23  June 2011, 5:00 pm UTC+3.

To present and discuss in an informal atmosphere (max 8 participants), contact Frank Zenker at frank.zenker[AT]fil.lu.se on or before May 31.

• Time-wise, this means a morning slot for participants in the Americas, an afternoon slot in Europe/Africa, and a night slot in Asia/Australsia (sorry!).
• Have a presentation or paper ready to be sent beforehand.
• Plan max. 30 mins for presentation, and 20 mins for discussion.
• See the brief report on the first meeting for hardware and network requirements.

Proof of Principle

The first eColloq took place on April 1, 2011, with presentations from Jean Goodwin (Iowa, USA), Bart Verheij (Groningen, The Netherlands), and Steven Patterson (Detroit, USA).

Read the report at www.informallogic.ca (w/o images) or here (w/ images).