Non-monot onic reasoning has received a lot of attention in the fields of artificial intelligence and philosop hical logic. One of the most promising paradigms i s formal argumentation. One central goal of this r esearch program is to give a (normative) account o f actual human reasoning. However, there is still a substantial gap between these formal models and many real-life instances of the formalized phenome na.
\nThis workshop welcomes abstracts (≈ 1000 words) can be submitted on the f ollowing topics addressing the gap between formal models of human reasoning and and real-life instan ces of the formalized phenomena. In particular the this workshop we intend to approach this gap from three different angles: the Linguistic angle, the Inferential angle, and the Cognitive angle.
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