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'''Logic''' is more than [[reasoning]]. Usually it is reasoning conducted or assessed according to strict principles of [[validity]]. ==Reasoning== ...

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<p>Induction, or inductive reasoning, consists in establishing a relation between one extreme term and the middl The ''locus classicus'' for the study of abductive reasoning is found in [[Aristotle]]'s ''Prior Analytics'', Book 2, Chapt. 25. It beg ...

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...ic. In Peirce's analysis both inquiry and analogy are complex programs of reasoning that develop through stages of these three types, although normally in diff ==Three Types of Reasoning== ...

We have spent three lectures hacking on about what and why resistors and resistive circuits in two conne ...e highlights this point. See to it that you follow the method used and the reasoning behind it. ...

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* Dewey, J. (1900&ndash;1901), ''Lectures on Ethics 1900?1901'', Donald F. Koch (ed.), Southern Illinois University P ...s, C.I. (1946), ''An Analysis of Knowledge and Valuation'', The Paul Carus Lectures, Series&nbsp;8, Open Court, La Salle, IL. ...

...rule holds for concave cylindrical and conical mirrors, by the same flawed reasoning as for their convex counterparts. ...the location of the thing seen to the location of the image; this mode of reasoning will reappear later. ...

...nce the field tensor has {{math|6}} independent components.</ref> The same reasoning can be applied to Dirac's [[w:bispinor|''bispinors'']]. While these have {{ By using the fundamental Lie correspondence, the statements and the reasoning above translate directly to Lie algebras with (abelian) nontrivial non-disc ...

...nce the field tensor has {{math|6}} independent components.</ref> The same reasoning can be applied to Dirac's [[bispinor]]s. While these have {{math|4}} compon By using the fundamental Lie correspondence, the statements and the reasoning above translate directly to Lie algebras with (abelian) nontrivial non-disc ...

Laws or principles are used together with reasoning, logic, and intuition to discern facts and truths which become knowledge to [[Category:History of Sciences/Lectures]] ...

...magnetic Theory'' (Electrician Series, 1893) and in Professor F&ouml;ppl's lectures on ''Die Maxwell'sche Theorie der Electricit&auml;t'' (Teubner, 1894).&#823 ...region is fully determined by its behavior on the bounding surface''. That reasoning, being qualitative, does not tell us precisely what aspects of the behavior ...

...nd voiced the flawed argument in informal discussions (but not articles or lectures). Despite some awareness (but not professionalism) in mathematical logic,<r ...be identified with logic in the philosophical sense of "rules for correct reasoning." You can build mathematics out of this reformed set theory, but it no long ...