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==From Logic Programming to Argumentation and Back==
From logic programming to argumentation and back Francesca Toni Department of Computing Imperial College London ft@imperial.ac.uk Abstract. Argumentation has gained popularity in recent years as a knowledge representation formalism to support, in particular, non-mono- tonic and paraconsistent reasoning. I will trace back the origins of two well-known argumentation frameworks (namely abstact argumentation and assumption-based argumentation) to work on the semantics of logic programming and abductive logic programming in the late eighties and early nineties. I will then discuss recent work with Claudia Schulz on the use of (assumption-based) argumentation to provide justifications for (non-)membership of literals in answer sets, illustrating one way in which argumentation can benefit back logic programming. 11