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 May---2-June-2017-Reasoning-and-Argumentation-in-S
 cience-Munich-Germany
DTSTAMP:20170201T160250
SUMMARY:Reasoning and Argumentation in Science, Mu
 nich, Germany
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170531
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170602
LOCATION:Munich, Germany
DESCRIPTION:Progress in science is not only a matt
 er of new models and theories, but also of new way
 s of reasoning and arguing for specific conclusion
 s. In this conference, we focus on these epistemol
 ogical features of science and consider the follow
 ing questions: Which new reasoning and argumentati
 on schemes do contemporary scientists use? How are
  these schemes justified, and how can they be asse
 ssed? Is it possible to come up with a unified nor
 mative theory of reasoning and argumentation in sc
 ience? The conference focuses on reasoning and arg
 umentation in the sciences in general, but there w
 ill also be a special focus on reasoning in specif
 ic natural and social sciences.  Keynote Speakers:
  Catarina Dutilh Noaves, Christian List and Wayne 
 Myrvold.  We invite submissions for presentations 
 on any topic relating to reasoning and argumentati
 on in science, broadly construed. Submissions shou
 ld include both a short abstract (max. 100 words) 
 and an extended abstract (500-1000 words), and sho
 uld be made through our automatic submission syste
 m by 1 March, 2017. To submit, please prepare your
  abstract for blind review and follow the instruct
 ions on the webpage.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>Progress 
 in science is not only a matter of new models and 
 theories, but also of new ways of reasoning and ar
 guing for specific conclusions. In this conference
 , we focus on these epistemological features of sc
 ience and consider the following questions: Which 
 new reasoning and argumentation schemes do contemp
 orary scientists use? How are these schemes justif
 ied, and how can they be assessed? Is it possible 
 to come up with a unified normative theory of reas
 oning and argumentation in science? The conference
  focuses on reasoning and argumentation in the sci
 ences in general, but there will also be a special
  focus on reasoning in specific natural and social
  sciences.</p>\n\n  <p>Keynote Speakers: Catarina 
 Dutilh Noaves, Christian List and Wayne Myrvold.</
 p>\n</div><div>\n  <p>We invite submissions for pr
 esentations on any topic relating to reasoning and
  argumentation in science, broadly construed. Subm
 issions should include both a short abstract (max.
  100 words) and an extended abstract (500-1000 wor
 ds), and should be made through our automatic subm
 ission system by 1 March, 2017. To submit, please 
 prepare your abstract for blind review and follow 
 the instructions on the webpage.</p>\n</div>
URL:http://www.en.cas.uni-muenchen.de/events/confe
 rences/ws_eva_krzyzanowska_hartmann/
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