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A Commentary on Kant’s Introduction of the Concept of Transcendental Deduction
The aim of this paper is to show the place of legal analogy in Kant’s introduction of the concept of transcendental deduction. After remarks on Kant’s use of the term “deduction,” transcendental deduction is characterised as the method justifying ...
Jan Woleński
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Teaching Basic Ideas in Logic Using E-learning Tools
This paper is a study of various e-learning strategies for teaching basic ideas in logic. The focus is mainly on syllogistic validity and deduction. It is a continuation of earlier studies involving practical experiments with students of Communication ...
Peter Ohrstrom +3 more
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Tractable approximate deduction for OWL [PDF]
Acknowledgements This work has been partially supported by the European project Marrying Ontologies and Software Technologies (EU ICT2008-216691), the European project Knowledge Driven Data Exploitation (EU FP7/IAPP2011-286348), the UK EPSRC project ...
Pan, Jeff Z., Ren, Yuan, Zhao, Yuting
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Eugene V. Orlov of the Institute of philosophy and law, Novosibirsk, discusses the basic elements of analysis in Aristotle, including the stages of scientific inquiry, the composition of a valid syllogisms, and applying universal knowledge thus gained to
Orlov, Eugene
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Argument appraisal strategy: A comprehensive approach
A popular three-stage argument appraisal strategy calls for (1) identifying the parts of the argument, (2) classifYing the argument as deductive, inductive, or some other type, and (3) appraising the argument using the standards appropriate for the type.
Robert H. Ennis
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This research aimed to examine the effects of the mathematics course taught with logical reasoning methods on the success of students in skill-based questions and to examine students' opinions.
Esra Altintas, Meltem Angay
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Legal analogy as an alternative to the deductive model of legal reasoning
This article demonstrates the inadequacy of legal deduction as a method that guarantees the certainty and predictability of law and its outcomes in concrete instances.
Maciej Koszowski
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There are passages in Fallacies suggesting a skeptical attitude to the very idea of inductive arguments, hence to the existence of inductive fallacies.
John Woods
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The Systems of Relevance Logic [PDF]
The system R, or more precisely the pure implicational fragment R→, is considered by the relevance logicians as the most important. The another central system of relevance logic has been the logic E of entailment that was supposed to capture strict ...
Ryszard MIREK
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Evidential Statistics in Model and Theory Development
Evidential statistics is an important advance in model and theory testing, and scientific reasoning in general, combining and extending key insights from other philosophies of statistics.
Samuel M. Scheiner, Robert D. Holt
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