Sentence examples for psychological logic from inspiring English sources

When he does, in a finale that pays homage to fate without sacrificing the plot's psychological logic, it's to the author's credit that the Minotaur is no less fallible than those he's been watching for millenniums.

Frege continues his criticism of psychological logic in the 'Foreword' of his Grundgesetze der Arithmetik (1893).

Frege's main criticism of psychological logic is that it conflates 'true' and 'being-taken-to-be-true'.

Psychologism (in its negative sense) is the "inappropriate use of psychological method" in logic and theory of knowledge, Meinong says (1904b, §8, 23 [95]).

In a new book about President Obama, Jonathan Alter writes: "Obama didn't seem to grasp the psychological point that logic can convince but only emotion can motivate".

It offers psychological benefits that logic and science can't always provide: namely, a sense of control and a sense of meaning.

The book's combination of investigative logic, psychological acuity and moral drama makes it a prime example of why African art is the gripping field of study it is.

Given this international climate of continuing support for IDT and doubt about ET, despite IDT's lack of scientific credibility and the large body of scientific evidence supporting ET, it is likely that psychological motives, beyond logic and reasoning, underlie the willingness of educated individuals such as teachers and school board members to question ET and accept IDT as a viable alternative.

Thomas does not advocate a kind of proto-psychological account of logic as one might see in various 19th century accounts.

As Jack Meiland (1976) construes Erdmann's philosophy of logic, the psychological interpretation of logical principles is meant to explain why we cannot conceive of radically different logical systems.

"Breakin' All the Rules"is so determined to cross the finish line in 85 minutes that it doesn't pause for logic or psychological sense.