Informal Logic is an academic journal dedicated to the field of informal logic, dedicated to publishing articles and reviews on various topics related to reasoning and argumentation in theory and practice. The characteristic of this journal is its multidisciplinary nature, which not only covers the exploration of logic and argumentation in the field of philosophy, but also extends to multiple related fields such as rhetoric, communication studies, linguistics, psychology, artificial intelligence, education, law, etc.

The journal encourages scholars from different disciplines to submit theoretical and empirical research, which may involve daily reasoning, the structure and function of argumentation, teaching methods of informal logic, and the application of logic and critical thinking in different practices. Pay special attention to research that can enhance our understanding of informal logic theory or its application in the real world. In addition, the journal also focuses on the application of logic and argumentation in specific fields, such as legal argumentation, business communication, political debate, educational practice, etc. By publishing these studies, the journal provides a theoretical foundation for professionals in different fields to understand and improve the practice of argumentation in their respective fields.