Bibliographie de Jean-Louis Dessalles
Jean-Louis Dessalles's List of Publications



Theme - Topic :

Pertinence argumentative
Argumentative relevance


During spontaneous conversation, individuals engage in discussions. This behaviour is made possible by their ability to detect logical inconsistencies and to perceive contradictions between facts and desires. We introduce the notion of cognitive conflict and we attempt to encapsulate the human conversational competence into a minimal argumentative procedure through which participants attempt to solve a shared cognitive conflict.

  • A computational model of argumentation in everyday conversation: a problem-centred approach
    Dessalles, J-L. (2008).
    In: P. Besnard, S. Doutre & A. Hunter (Eds), Computational Models of Argument - Proceedings of COMMA 2008. Amsterdam: IOS Press, 128-133

  • A computational model of argumentation in everyday conversation: a problem-centred approach
    Dessalles, J-L. (2007).
    Technical Report ParisTech-ENST 2007D017

  • La récursivité dans le dialogue argumentatif
    Dessalles, J-L. (2001).
    In: B. Chaib-Draa & P. Enjalbert (Eds), Actes des journées francophones 'Modèles formels de l'interaction' (MFI-01). Toulouse: Université de Toulouse, 49-59

  • L'activité scientifique en tant que comportement naturel ancré sur le conflit cognitif
    Dessalles, J-L. & Ghadakpour L. (1999).
    In: Conflits des interprétations et interprétation des conflits - Actes des journées de Rochebrune. Paris: ENST, 87-98

  • The interplay of desire and necessity in dialogue
    Dessalles, J-L. (1998).
    In: J. Hulstijn & A. Nijholt (Eds), Proccedings of the Workshop on Formal Semantics and Pragmatics of Dialogue (TWENDIAL-98) - Twente Workshop on Language Technology (TWLT-13). Enschede: University of Twente, 89-97

  • Casual conversation as logical constraint satisfaction
    Dessalles, J-L. (1998).
    In: J. Allwood (Ed), Proceedings of the European Summer School in Logic, Language and Information (ESSLLI-98), Workshop on Pragmatics and Logic. Saarbruecken: Saarbruecken Universität, 27-34