Sentence examples for of right reasoning from inspiring English sources

Applied logic, the study of the practical art of right reasoning.

This study takes different forms depending on the type of reasoning involved and on what the criteria of right reasoning are taken to be.

Udayanacharya, (flourished 10th century, near Darbhanga, modern Bihar state, India), Hindu logician who attempted to reconcile the views held by the two major schools of logic that were the sources of the Navya Nyaya ("New Nyaya") school of "right" reasoning, which is still recognized and followed in some regions of India.

C. 901 - c. 1000 near Darbhanga Udayanacharya, (flourished 10th century, near Darbhanga, modern Bihar state, India) Hindu logician who attempted to reconcile the views held by the two major schools of logic that were the sources of the Navya Nyaya ("New Nyaya") school of "right" reasoning, which is still recognized and followed in some regions of India.

Not unlike this proliferation of meanings, the subject matter of logic has been said to be the "laws of thought," "the rules of right reasoning," "the principles of valid argumentation," "the use of certain words labelled 'logical constants'," "truths (true propositions) based solely on the meanings of the terms they contain," and so on.

If the pragmatist liberals are right, reasoning of this sort requires that citizens of liberal democracies display virtues of various sorts, such as openness to the views of others, proper respect for their positions, and so forth.

The ECtHR has resorted to an extra-textual interpretation of the ECHR at three different normative phases of human rights reasoning: definition of scope, review of external limits placed on the exercise of rights not subject to a limitation clause, and review of suspension measures in case of public emergency.

Furthermore, right reasoning itself may be understood in a broad sense to comprehend not only deductive reasoning but also inductive reasoning and interrogative reasoning (the reasoning involved in seeking knowledge through questioning).

Right reasoning about religious matters requires right affections.

Some opponents of fluoridation have lobbed that kind of reasoning right back into the laps of the commissioners.

As such, philosophers of a deontological orientation question whether such reasoning can provide an adequate account of the role of rights and duties in practical reasoning.