Logic · Argumentation · Collective Choice
Associate Professor · Sun Yat-sen University
I study how individual arguments, judgments, and preferences can become rational collective decisions.
I am an associate professor at the Institute of Logic and Cognition and Department of Philosophy, Sun Yat-sen University, China.
My research studies formal models of collective argumentation and their connections to social choice theory, logic, and artificial intelligence. I ask how individual argumentation frameworks, judgments, preferences, or votes can be aggregated into collective outcomes while preserving rationality, semantic, and strategic properties.
Recent work develops preservation results for collective argumentation, topological restrictions that avoid impossibility results, dynamic revision and contraction operators, proportional acceptability, and strategyproof collective argumentation.
I welcome MA students interested in formal argumentation, social choice theory, logic in AI, computational models of argument, and collective decision-making.
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