Argumentation Principles
- ad-Liberalization
- ad-Modularisation
- Admissibility (Principle)
- Allowing Abstention
- Bottom-Up Decomposability
- CF-Reinstatement
- Com-Closure
- Conflict-Freeness (Principle)
- Conflict-Sensitiveness
- Confluence
- Context-Freeness
- Crash Resistance
- Decisiveness
- Defence (Principle)
- Directionality
- Downward Closure
- Existence
- Full Decomposability
- Fundamental Lemma
- I-Maximality
- Indirect Conflict-Freeness
- Language Independence
- Meaningless Reduct
- Modularisation
- Naivety
- Neglection of Self-Attackers
- Non-Interference
- Non-Triviality
- Principles of Argumentation Semantics
- Range Compatibility
- Rationality
- Reduct Admissibility
- Reinstatement
- SCC Decomposability
- SCC-Recursiveness
- Semi-Directionality
- Semi-Qualified Admissibility
- Separation
- Serialisability
- Splitting
- Strict Unattack Inclusion
- Strong Admissibility (Principle)
- Succinctness
- Tightness
- Top-Down Decomposability
- Unattack Inclusion
- Unique-Status
- Weak Directionality
- Weak Reinstatement
- Weak SCC Decomposability
- Weak Splitting