BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES[removed], 57 –111 doi:[removed]S0140525X10000968 Why do humans reason? Arguments for an argumentative theory Hugo Mercier

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Date: 2012-09-30 11:19:55 Reasoning Critical thinking Logical consequence Epistemology Thought Argument Reason Inference Psychology of reasoning Science Logic Cognition		BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES[removed], 57 –111 doi:[removed]S0140525X10000968 Why do humans reason? Arguments for an argumentative theory Hugo Mercier Add to Reading List Source URL: www.dan.sperber.fr Download Document from Source Website File Size: 584,82 KB Share Document on Facebook

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