Notes from the Editors 

 

Volume 38, No 3 opens with a group of four papers dealing with 

the question of auditory arguments, their possibility and nature. 

The principal piece is by Leo Groarke, with Justin Eckstein and 

Gabrijela Kišiček offering replies to his paper, followed by a 

response from Groarke. We hope readers will enjoy this collection 

and the suggestive areas of research it can spark. 

 

Papers by Jeremy Barris and Andrei Moldovan, on Deep 

Disagreement and Arguments from Nature, respectively, complete 

the lineup.   

 

This issue also marks the first Notice of Books Received (see Vol. 

38, No 2 for details of the policy).  

 

Finally, the publishers of Informal Logic take this occasion to 

announce the appointment of Katharina Stevens as a third coeditor 

of the journal, effective immediately.  Working out of the 

University of Lethbridge in Alberta, Dr. Stevens’ addition helps 

ensure the continued health and relevance of Informal Logic and 

represents a vital investment in our future.