
doi: 10.1007/bfb0018463
The driving force behind the theory of non-monotonic reasoning is the wish to draw conclusions in the face of missing information. Therefore, one way to understand non-monotonic reasoning is to realize that not only knowledge, but also absence of knowledge enables certain conclusions. Among other theories of knowledge and ignorance, Moore's autoepistemic logic is a conscientious elaboration of this idea.
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