Titlebook: GSN - The Goal Structuring Notation; A Structured Approac John Spriggs Book 2012 Springer-Verlag London Limited 2012 Argument Analysis.Argu

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Goals, to represent arguments, the Goals represent claims. We can use Goal Structures to persuade others of the truth of our claims. This chapter introduces the symbol and text convention to be used to represent Goals in these structures.

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Missing Evidence,be available to support the argument, but it is not; the evidence is missing. This chapter examines what you can do in general if the expected evidence does not materialise, and recovers the situation for the example.

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Process Arguments, obtained in the right way. In general, you would deploy a process argument to show that a process is fit for purpose; in particular that it is fit for the purpose for which it is to be, or has been, used. This chapter presents a generic high-level process argument, and discusses decomposition of the key Sub-Goals.

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Jean Pierre Patat,Michel LutfallaThis introductory chapter presents the purpose of the book and the purpose of GSN, the notation described herein. It identifies the intended audience; how they could use the book to greatest advantage; and summarizes the content.

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