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As a way to advance integration between traditional readings of the medical encounter and argumentation theory, this article
conceptualizes the doctor–patient interaction as a form of info-suasive dialogue. Firstly, the article explores the relevance
of argumentation in the medical encounter in connection with the process of informed consent. Secondly, it discloses the risks
inherent to a lack of reconciliation of the dialectical and rhetorical components in the delivery of the doctor’s advice,
as especially resulting from the less than ideal conditions of the internal states of the doctor and the patient, and the
lack of symmetry in their status. 相似文献
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Daniel E. Flage 《Philosophia》2009,37(3):379-380
This note is a reply to some of Giovanni Grandi’s comments on my paper “Berkeley’s Contingent Necessities.”
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Hans P. van Ditmarsch 《Synthese》2007,158(2):181-187
Take your average publication on the dynamics of knowledge. In one of its first paragraphs you will probably encounter a phrase
like “a logic of public announcements was first proposed by Plaza in 1989 (Plaza 1989).” Tracking down this publication seems
easy, because googling its title ‘Logics of Public Communications’ takes you straight to Jan Plaza’s website where it is online
available in the author’s own version, including, on that page, very helpful and full bibliographic references to the proceedings
in which it originally appeared. Those proceedings are then somewhat harder to find. In fact, I have never seen them. Unfortunately,
for the research community, Plaza’s work has never been followed up by a journal version. I am very grateful to the editor
Wiebe van der Hoek of the journal ‘Knowledge, Rationality, and Action’ to correct this omission.
Plaza’s work is reprinted as such, without an update encompassing more than fifteen additional years of research in this area.
This commentary aims to provide some background to bridge that gap.
This is a commentary on Jan Plaza’s ‘Logics of Public Communications’, reprinted in this same issue. 相似文献
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Michael Jacovides 《Philosophia》2009,37(3):437-439
The author defends attributing to Berkeley the thesis that we can't conceive of extension in a mind-independent body against
criticism from Smalligan Marusic. The author also specifies the resemblance requirements that Berkeley places on conceivability,
concedes that the principle that ideas can only be like other ideas is not, strictly speaking, a premise in the Master Argument,
and clarifies his views on the relation between possibility and conceivability.
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