It is in this sense that the word logic is to be taken in such designations as "epistemic logic" (logic of knowledge), "doxastic logic" (logic of belief), "deontic logic" (logic of norms), "the logic of science," "inductive logic," and so on.
One example is the word "logic," or ronri in Japanese.
He often uses interchangeably the words "logic" (Logik), "theory of knowledge" (Erkenntnistheorie), "methodology" (Methodologie), "theory of truth" (Wahrheitslehre) and "theory of science" (Wissenschaftslehre). (See for instance Rickert 1986, 19; Rickert 1909, 170).
I know the word logic might be a stretch in this connection, but maybe there is more to this question than meets the eye.
I hesitate to use that word we actually have a logic jar; anytime someone uses the word "logic" in an argument about Sharknado, they have to put a quarter in the jar but there is an internal logic.
Logos -- that's the root of the word "logic".
A mind map relies upon the person using both hemispheres to create a network of associations – the right hemisphere for images, color, dimension, imagination, and "big picture" thinking and the left for words, logic, analysis, numbers, and sequential thinking.[17][18][19].[17][18][19]
We've got something a bit different this week — several cryptic word-logic puzzles of the sort that will be featured at the upcoming Stanford Puzzle Hunt, a one-day team competition taking place Saturday at Stanford University.
Her results in the IQ test, which asks readers to solve word analogies, logic problems, memory challenges and maths-type questions, placed her at 162 - the highest possible score.
In a profile of Trudeau for the Globe and Mail, Ian Brown writes, "His talent for face-to-face connection is beyond words and logic, which may be why his opponents, Tutting Tom and Strapped-In Stephen, who can't manage it as effectively, mock him so viciously in public".
