- A
defeasible estate is
created when a
grantor transfers land conditionally. Upon the
happening of the
event or
condition stated by the grantor, the transfer...
- Look up
defeasible in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Defeasible may
refer to:
Defeasibility (linguistics), the
ability of an
implicature or presupposition...
- In
philosophy of logic,
defeasible reasoning is a kind of
provisional reasoning that is
rationally compelling,
though not
deductively valid. It usually...
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discussed in
terms of
deductive arguments, but they can also
occur as
defeasible arguments. The
human liability to
commit false dilemmas may be due to...
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Defeasible logic is a non-monotonic
logic proposed by
Donald Nute to
formalize defeasible reasoning. In
defeasible logic,
there are
three different types...
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types in
which premises and
conclusions are
connected in
informal and
defeasible ways. The
Latin root
arguere (to make bright, enlighten, make known, prove...
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Nagel and
Patrick Suppes). This
dissertation contained an
appendix on
defeasible reasoning that
would eventually blossom into his main
contribution to...
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estates in real
property include fee
simple defeasible (or fee
simple determinable) estates. A
defeasible estate is
created when a
grantor places a condition...
- of the belief.
Defeaters play a
central role in
modern developments of
defeasible reasoning.
There are two
types of defeaters:
rebutting defeaters and undercutting...
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reasoning is
ampliative and
defeasible. Sometimes, the
terms non-deductive reasoning,
ampliative reasoning, and
defeasible reasoning are used synonymously...
