James Freeman received his B.A. degree from Drew University and his Ph.D. from Indiana University, He taught logic and argumentation theory at Hunter College for 40 years. His publications include Thinking Logically, Dialectics and the Macrostructure of Arguments, Acceptable Premises, and Argument Structure: Representation and Theory together with many papers in informal logic and argumentation theory.
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Adequate Connections
James B. Freeman
Connection Adequacy and the Concept of Warrant.- Identifying the Warrant of an Argument.- What Types of Warrants Are There?.- Conclusive A Priori Warrants.- Defeasible Warrants and Probability.- Defeasible A Posteriori Warrants I: Empirical Warrants.- Defeasible A Posteriori Warrants II: Personal Warrants.- Defeasible A Posteriori Warrants III: Institutional Warrants.- Defeasible A Priori Warrants.- Virtually Conclusive A Posteriori Warrants.- Determining Whether a Particular Connection is Adequate.
