Rule-based reasoning is the most important type of legal reasoning. In rule-based reasoning, you take a rule (a statute or a case holding) and apply it to a set of facts. (This is a type of ...

To better understand why, we need to define the two basic types ... reasoning is inductive, many inductive arguments do not have that form (as discussed by the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy ...

As a philosophy professor who teaches logic and critical thinking — the study of good and bad arguments and forms of reasoning — I have been a keen observer of the arguments given for and ...

philosophy, and science, to name but a few,” the authors wrote. “Two of the most well-studied types of reasoning are analogical reasoning (AR) and deductive reasoning (DR).” However ...

With a grant from the Squire Family Foundation, which promotes the teaching of ethics and philosophy, he is assessing whether his program helps in the development of argument and other skills.

He believed argument itself was the core to understanding ... So, long before becoming an associate philosophy professor at University of Chicago, before becoming among the most popular teachers ...