8:00

 DILLON HALL 256 -- REGISTRATION & BOOK DISPLAY ROOM

Dillon Hall 253

 Dillon Hall 254

 Dillon Hall 255

 Dillon Hall 263

 Dillon Hall 265

9:00

P. BOULOS “Newton’s revolution in reasoning”

C. CAMPOLO “Agreement and argumentation”

P. LOS “Kinds of statements”

J. LITTLE “Culturally inherited implications”

P. Asquith
R. C. Pinto

M. Gilbert
D. Cohen

J. Freeman
B. MacPherson

M. Weinstein
J. Noonan

10:00

H. HOHMANN “Roman Legal argumentation”

P. CLAUSS “Uses of argument”

M. L. MIFSUD “Reflexive rhetoric”

D. GODDEN “Nature of inference”

G. Ziegelmueller
R. J. Yanal

R. Fulkerson
J.A. Blair

J. St. John
M. Charland

R. C. Pinto
W. Grennan

11:00

Coffee Break

1130

KEYNOTE ADDRESS:    RICHARD GASKINS    (Ambassador Auditorium) Chair: H. V. Hansen

12:30

LUNCH Winclare ‘C’ Vanier Hall

1400

D. HITCHCOCK & P. MCBURNEY “Deliberation dialogues”

C. SLADE “Seeing reasons”

F. KAUFFELD “Grice without the Co-op principle”

J. GOUGH “Identifying opinions”

C. GRATTON “Pedagogical weaknesses”

W. Saba
G. Plumer

Leo Groarke
J. Goodwin

R. Johnson
J. Hoaglund

Louis Groarke
P. Houtlosser

C. Blatz
J. Davies

1500

J. A. van LAAR “Equivocation in perspective”

M. GUARINI “Limitations of analogical argument”

C. TINER “Modes of persuasion”

C. McINNIS “Drunkenness in Cicero’s speeches”

P. CRAMER “Art controversies”

L. Powers
F. van Eemeren

J. Woods
K. Olson

V. Mendenhall
D. O’Keefe

M. Leff
J. Novak

J. Noonan
J. Plug

1600

K. PHILLIPS “Habermas, Foucault and rhetoric”

J. SILLINCE “Argumen-tation within organizations”

D. TURNER “Arguments for your views”

R. BROWN “Arguments in Indian philosophy”

W. Rehg

D. Cook

A. van Rees

C. Willard

M. Schwed

S. Wein

M. Garrett

M. Finocchiaro

1700

RECEPTION: SPONSORED BY THE EXECUTIVE DEAN OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES: WINCLARE ‘A’, VANIER HALL

1830

DINNER: WINCLARE ‘C’, VANIER HALL

800

REGISTRATION & BOOK DISPLAY: DILLON HALL

Dillon Hall 253

Dillon Hall 254

Dillon Hall 255

Dillon Hall 263

Dillon Hall 265

900

G. BARRON “Bias, Bayes, Group Psychology”

J. A. BLAIR “Argument and logic in philosophy”

B. B. JACOBS “When is a ‘lie’ a lie?”

G. YANOSHEVSKY “Essay v. interview”

D. Hitchcock

J. Gough

M. Finocchiaro

R. H. Ennis

S. Cunningham

M. Charland

A. van den Hoven

E.C. Tiner

1000

E. FETERIS “Practical arguments”

J. HOAGLUND “Implicit assumptions and premises”

R. H. JOHNSON “More on dialectic obligations”

M. GARRETT “Looking for logic in China”

J. DAVIES “Analogy and narrative”

H. Hohmann

B. Verheij

W. Grennan

M. Schwed

F. H. van Eemeren

G. Ziegelmueller

R. B. Angell

C. Plantin

C. Slade

K. Phillips

1100

Coffee Break - Dillon Hall

1130

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: JOHN WOODS (Ambassador Auditorium) Chair: R. H. Johnson

1230

LUNCH: Winclare ‘C’, Vanier Hall

1400

V. MENDENHALL “When it is not ‘just’ rhetoric”

R. J. YANAL “Incorrect judicial decisions”

A. VAN REES  “Dissociation in everyday discussions”

T. KONISHI “Generalized stasis theory”

W. REHG & P. McBURNEY “Computer decision-support systems”

C. Plantin

J. Wenzel

R. Gaskins

E. Feteris

D. O’Keefe

J. Freeman

J. Goodwin

R. H. Johnson

B. MacPherson

C. Reed

1500

L. POWERS “Statistical syllogisms”

M. GILBERT “Ideal argumentation”

P. D. ASQUITH “Theory dependence and informal logic”

LOUIS GROARKE “Anecdotal reasoning”

J. PLUG “Strength in legal argumentation”

J. Adler

E. Krabbe

P. Houtlosser

M. Weinstein

T. Govier

M. Guarini

G. Boger 

F. Kauffeld

J. St. John

C. Hayes

1600

R. C. PINTO “Truth and premise adequacy”

D. COHEN “Arguing with God”

R. FULKERSON “Full-length arguments”

S. WEIN “Decision theory”

D. Allen

Leo Groarke

J. Novak

C. Slade

C. Gratton

J. Sillince

P. Boulos

G. Nosich

1700

RECEPTION:  SPONSORED BY KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBLISHERS : WINCLARE ‘A’, VANIER HALL

800

REGISTRATION & BOOK DISPLAY: DILLON HALL

Dillon Hall 253

Dillon Hall 254

Dillon Hall 255

Dillon Hall 263

Dillon Hall 265

900

PLUMER & OLSON “Formal analogy”

F. VAN EEMEREN & P. HOUTLOSSER “Strategic maneuvering”

R. FRIEMANN “Third-party interventions”

J-F. DELANNOY “Arguing about drugs”

M. Guarini

W. Saba

J. Wenzel

R. B. Angell

G. Nosich

C. Gratton

S. Wein

P. Clauss

1000

T. GOVIER “Collective responsibility”

S. CUNNINGHAM “Philosophizing propaganda”

E. C. W. KRABBE “Strategies in dialectic and rhetoric”

C. REED “Applications of argumentation schemes”

G. BOGER “Aristotle on formal mistakes”

J. Davies
P. Rooney

R. Marlin
Louis Groarke

H. V. Hansen
D. Turner

Leo Groarke

M. Gilbert

B. McPherson

J. Adler

1100

Coffee Break - Dillon Hall

1130

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: BARBARA O’KEEFE (Ambassador Auditorium) Chair: J. A. Blair

1230

LUNCH: Winclare ‘C’, Vanier Hall

1400

J. NOVAK “Abduction and Aristotle’s library”

W. GRENNAN “Arguer credibility”

M. SCHWED “Naturalized argumentation”

D. HITCHCOCK “Theory of following”

M. Finocchiaro

H. V. Hansen

C. Reed

P. Boulos

D. Cohen

P. Asquith

J. Adler

R. C. Pinto

1500

LEO GROARKE “Philosophy within argumentation theory”

M. CHARLAND “Impiety in civic argument”

B. VERHEIJ “Evaluating by Toulmin’s scheme”

J. FREEMAN “Can interpretations be basic premises?”

F. Kauffeld

T. Konishi

C. Willard
M. L. Mifsud

P. McBurney

V. Mendenhall

G. Nosich

L. Powers

1600

R. H. ENNIS “Qualified reasoning”

D. CARBOGIM “Dialogue games”

P. REYGADAS “In praise of eristics”

J. GOODWIN “One question, two answers”

R. J. Yanal

P. Rooney

E.C.W. Krabbe

W. Rehg

M. Weinstein

C. Campolo

C. Tindale

V. Mendenhall

1700

RECEPTION: SPONSORED BY THE NATIONAL COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION & INFORMAL LOGIC (Winclare ‘A’)

1830

BANQUET: WINCLARE ‘A’, VANIER HALL