Contents of 'The Eightfold Way of Deliberation Dialogue' (2007), Peter McBurney, David Hitchcock, Simon Parsons
"Deliberation dialogues occur when two or more participants seek to jointly agree on an action or a course of action in some situation..."
1, Introduction
2, Deliberation Dialogues
3, A Formal Model of Deliberations
The following types of sentences are defined: Actions, Goals, Constraints, Perspectives, Facts, Evaluations
The presented formal dialogue model consists of eight stages: Open, Inform, Propose, Consider, Revise, Recommend, Confirm, Close
4, Locutions for a Deliberation Dialogue Protocol
The permissible locutions in the dialogue game are as follows: open_dialogue, enter_dialogue, propose, assert, prefer, ask_justify, move, reject, retract, withdraw_dialogue
5, Example
6, Assessment of the DDF Protocol: Human Dialogues, Deliberation Process, Deliberation Outcomes
7, Discussion: Contribution, Related Work, Future Research
8, Appendix: Axiomatic Semantics
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