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Reason-Based Logic,em. In this chapter, I will introduce a logic that was especially developed to deal with the characteristics of rules, principles, goals, and reasons that we encountered in the previous two chapters. Because reasons play a central role in this logic, the logic is called Reason-Based Logic (RBL)..
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8873-7Principles and Rules; logic; syllogism
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Reasoning with Rules978-94-015-8873-7Series ISSN 1572-4395 Series E-ISSN 2215-0315
muffler
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Of Reasons,This chapter lays the philosophical foundations for the theory about reasoning with (legal) rules and its logical elaboration which takes up the remainder of this book. In my opinion, the notion of a reason (rather than that of an argument) is the most fundamental one for a theory of reasoning.
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Concluding Observations,The first three chapters of this book introduced the issue of reasoning with rules and provided a jurisprudential analysis of it. In the chapters IV and V, RBL was introduced and its facilities for dealing with the several aspects of legal reasoning were illustrated. In this concluding chapter I will attempt to tie some remaining strings together.
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Reasoning with Rules,pter I, I tried to make it plausible that this semantic notion of validity is not very suitable if we are dealing with rules. The elaborate discussion in chapter II of reasons and their relation to principles, goals and rules, should have substantiated this claim.
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Reason-Based Logic,em. In this chapter, I will introduce a logic that was especially developed to deal with the characteristics of rules, principles, goals, and reasons that we encountered in the previous two chapters. Because reasons play a central role in this logic, the logic is called Reason-Based Logic (RBL)..