Although Kant's response to Hume is not addressed in it, Cohon's book has been highly praised and much discussed: any appraisal of Hume's moral theory should consider its interpretations and arguments.
Use of science practices: The degree to which students engage in asking questions, building and evaluating models, proposing hypotheses, designing studies, selecting methods, gathering and analyzing data, and developing and critiquing interpretations and arguments.
The qualitative analyses used interpretations, comparisons and arguments.
'I don't dismiss them,' he says, resisting this interpretation, and placing the argument in the context of his younger self's struggle to assert a distinctive voice.
The four studies were justifiably criticized on design, analysis, and interpretation and were, without argument, inconclusive (5).
The answers are his, not science's, and they rely on interpretations and synthetic arguments, the more persuasive when he aims at less sweeping conclusions.
Thus, just as we must recognize that ordinary perception depends on our actively directing our attention and deploying concepts, interpretations, and even arguments in order to perceive things accurately, so too we might think our vision of our beloved's valuable properties that is love also depends on our actively attending to and interpreting him.
One particular phenomenological hermeneutic interpretation should therefore be seen as one of several possible interpretations and as arguments put into ongoing discourses, in this case, about ethical challenges in surgical care.
Kane described how validation involves an interpretative argument, i.e. a specification of the proposed test interpretation and use, and a validity argument which provides an evaluation of the interpretative argument [ 32].
The questionnaire consisted of 80 questions divided into five parts: (1) inference making, (2) recognition of assumptions, (3) deduction, (4) interpretation, and (5) evaluation of arguments.
