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100 1 Kertész, András.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
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245 10 Data and Evidence in Linguistics :|ba Plausible
Argumentation Model.
264 1 Cambridge :|bCambridge University Press,|c2012.
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500 16.3.1 Setting up the new p-context.
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Cover; Data and Evidence in Linguistics; Title; Copyright;
Contents; List of figures and table; Preface;
Abbreviations and central concepts; Symbols; 1:
Introduction; Part I: The state of the art; 2: The problem
(P)I; 3: Historical background; 3.1 Overview; 3.2 The
problem of evidence in the philosophy of science; 3.3
Debates on empiricalness in theoretical linguistics and
the standard view of linguistic data (SVLD); 3.4
Conclusions; 4: The partial rejection of (SVLD) in the
practice of object-scientific research; 4.1 Overview; 4.2
New tendencies in object-scientific research; 4.3
Conclusions.
505 8 5: The partial rejection of (SVLD) in metascientific
reflection5.1 Overview; 5.2 The diversity and the
combinability of data; 5.3 The role of the sources in the
reliability of data; 5.4 The complexity of linguistic
data; 5.5 The treatment of the uncertainty of data; 5.6
The relationship between data and theory; 5.7 Data and the
treatment of inconsistencies; 5.8 Linguistic evidence; 5.9
Conclusions; 6: The solution to (P)I; Part II: The p-
model; 7: The problem (P)II; 8: Historical background; 8.1
Overview.
505 8 8.2 The liberalisation of the concepts of 'data' and
'evidence' in the philosophy of science8.3 Trends in logic
and argumentation theory; 8.4 Conclusions; 9: Plausible
inferences; 9.1 Overview; 9.2 The concept of 'inference'
and 'deductive inference'; 9.3 The notion of 'plausible
statement'; 9.4 The concept of 'demonstrative inference';
9.5 The notion of 'plausible inference'; 9.5.1
Introductory remarks; 9.5.2 Case 1; 9.5.3 Case 2; 9.5.4
Case 3; 9.5.5 The connection between the plausibility of
the premises and the conclusion; 9.5.6 Summary; 9.6 The
fallibility of plausible inferences.
505 8 9.7 The dynamism of plausible inferences9.8 The p-context-
dependence of plausible inferences; 9.9 The heuristic
function of plausible inferences; 9.10 Conclusions; 10:
Plausible argumentation; 10.1 Overview; 10.2 Informational
under- and overdetermination, problems and their solution;
10.3 The notion of 'plausible argumentation'; 10.4 The
cyclic nature of plausible argumentation; 10.5 The
prismatic nature of plausible argumentation; 10.6 Problem-
solving strategies; 10.7 The effectiveness of plausible
argumentation; 10.8 Conclusions; 11: The solution to
(P)II; Part III: Data and evidence.
505 8 12: The problem (P)III13: The concept of 'datum' and
'evidence'; 13.1 Overview; 13.2 The concept of 'datum';
13.3 The concept of 'evidence'; 13.4 Conclusions; 14: The
solution to (P)III; Part IV: Application of the p-model: a
case study; 15: The problem (P)IV; 16: A case study: a
reconstruction of Gentner & Wolff (1997); 16.1 Overview;
16.2 Argumentation cycle 1: three model types of metaphor
processing; 16.2.1 Setting up the starting p-context;
16.2.2 The elaboration of the starting p-context; 16.3
Argumentation cycle 2: application of the Contrastive
Strategy.
520 The first book to comprehensively present the
methodological problems associated with linguistic data
and evidence.
588 0 Print version record.
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