Übersetzung für 'argument from analogy' von Englisch nach Deutsch

argument from analogy

Analogieargument {n}philos.

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argument from illusion

Illusionsargument {n}philos.

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argument from design

Design-Argument {n} [auch: Designargument]relig.

argument from authority

Autoritätsargument {n}philos.

argument from the contrary

Umkehrschluss {m}law

argument from God's benevolence [Descartes]

Argument {n} von Gottes Gütephilos.

analogy

Ähnlichkeit {f}

Analogie {f}

Analogon {n}

Entsprechung {f}

Übereinstimmung {f}

analogy method

Analogiemethode {f}

analogy formation

Analogiebildung {f}

by analogy {adv}

in Analogie dazu

computer analogy

Computer-Analogie {f}psych.

analogy process

Analogverfahren {n}

analogy test

Analogtest {m}

acoustic analogy

akustische Analogie {f}audiophys.

conclusion by analogy

Analogieschluss {m}

by analogy with {prep}

in Analogie zu [+Dat.]

doctrine of analogy

Analogielehre {f}philos.

• Ramsey used this point to argue that humans come to encounter God also by way of personal disclosure, thus offering an argument from analogy.
• Buffon relied on an argument from analogy to contend that this process of degeneration occurred among humans.
• Important arguments from analogy within philosophy include the argument from design (the universe resembles a machine and machines have intelligent designers, therefore the universe has an intelligent designer) and the argument from analogy concerning the existence of other minds (my body is similar to other human bodies and I have a mind, therefore they also have minds).
• He describes four of these as argument from analogy, argument from absurdity, thought experiments, and inference to the best explanation.
• Argument from analogy or false analogy is a special type of inductive argument, whereby perceived similarities are used as a basis to infer some further similarity that has yet to be observed.

• The types of inductive reasoning include generalization, prediction, statistical syllogism, argument from analogy, and causal inference.
• He also rejected argument from analogy. [...] His doctrinal heirs, the Stoic logicians, inaugurated the most important school of logic in antiquity other than Aristotle's peripatetics.