152 Informal Logic 

errata 

We regret the mistakes which occur-
red in vol.lX. No.1, of informal logic. 

Part of the references to Professor 
Jonathan Berg's paper, "Interpreting 
Arguments" were ommited. The com-
plete list of references appears below. 
There is also a mistake in column 2 on 
page 14 of the article: "certain paribus" 
should read "ceterus paribus". 

References 

Burke, Michael, "Unstated Premises." 
Informal Logic, 7 (1985), 107-118 

Carroll, Lewis. "What the Tortoise Said 
to Achilles," Mind, (1895). 

van Eemeren, Frans H., and Rob 
Grootendorst. "Unexpressed 
Premises: Part I. Journal of the 
American Forensic Association, 19 
(1982), 97-106. 

van Eemeren, Frans H., and Rob 
Grootendorst. "Unexpressed 
Premises: Part II." Journal of the 
American Forensic Association, 19 
(1983), 215-25. 

Ennis, Robert H. "Identifying Implicit 
Assumptions." Synthese, 51 (1982), 
61-86. 

Gough, James, and Christopher Tindale. 
" 'Hidden' or 'Missing' Premises." 
Informal Logic, 7 (1985), 99-106. 

Govier, Trudy, "Ad Hominem: Revising 
the Textbooks." Teaching Philosophy, 
6 (1983), 13-24. 

Govier, Trudy. "On Adler on Charity." 
Informal Logic Newsletter, 4 (1982), 
10-1. 

Govier, Trudy. A Practical Study of 
Argument. Belmont: Wadsworth, 
1985. 

Govier, Trudy. "Uncharitable Thoughts 
About Charity." Informal Logic 
Newsletter, 4 (1981), 5-6. 

Grice, H. P. "Logic and Conversation." 
In Speech Acts, ("Syntax and Seman-
tics," Vol. 3) ed. P. Cole and J.L. 
Morgan, New York: Academic Press, 
1975. 

Hitchcock, David. "Enthymematic Argu-
ments." Informal Logic, 7 (1985),83-97. 

Johnson, Ralph H . "Charity Begins at 
Home." Informal Logic Newsletter, 3 
(1981), 4-9. 

Nolt, John Eric. Informal Logic: Possible 
Worlds and Imagination. New York: 
McGraw-Hili, 1984. 

Scriven, Michael. Reasoning. New York: 
McGraw-Hili, 1976. 

Thomas, Stephen Naylor. Practical Rea-
soning in Natural Language, 3rd Ed. 
Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, 1986. 

Prof. Jonathan Berg, Department of 
Philosophy, University of Haifa, Mount 
Carmel, HAIFA 31 999, Israel. 0 

There is also an error in Professor 
Sharon Bailin's article, "Critical and 
Creative Thinking". The first line of col-
umn 1 on page 25, should read "A False 
Dichotomy". 0