🗓️ Session 4: Primer on scientific argumentation
Abstract
A primer on scientific argumentation: how to build clear, logically stringent arguments, make assumptions and normative judgements explicit, and support claims with theory and data.
🖥️ Lecture Slides
📚 Follow-up Reading
- Chapter 2 in Shrader-Frechette (2014).
🏆 Further readings
- Dobelli (2013)
References
Dobelli, R. (2013) The art of thinking clearly, New York: Harper.
Shrader-Frechette, K. (2014) Tainted: How philosophy of science can expose bad science, New York: Oxford University Press.