Sentence examples for connection argument from inspiring English sources

The Logical Connection Argument fails to recognize this simple distinction.

Further, it seems that the logical connection argument conflates types and tokens.

In sum, Averroes responds to al-Ghazālī's "no necessary connection" argument as follows.

This argument was referred to as the "Logical Connection Argument" (see Stoutland 1970).

This argument echoes the logical connection argument advanced in the 1950's and 60's against causal accounts of action (see, e.g., Melden 1961, pp. 52 3; Anscombe 1963).

Their main argument was the so called "logical connection argument", which says, very roughly, that the relation between mental attitudes and actions cannot be causal, because the connection between them is logical, conceptual, or in some sense non-contingent (Hampshire 1959; Melden 1961; Kenny 1963, for instance).

For the fact that the entire history of a world supervenes on any moment of its history, as determinism states, apparently entails nothing one way or another about whether the best description of that entire history involves chances (this is related to the 'no-connection' argument of Schaffer 2007: 115).

Until and unless the intention of the conversation moves from control and defensiveness to understanding and connection, an argument will inevitably ensue.

So, while he initially seems to deny that causal connections are necessary connections, his overall argument suggests that he affirms this claim.

(This is the same point we made in connection with the argument from success).

Matilal (1986, p.326) notes two points in connection with this argument.