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Deduction, induction and the criteria for judging arguments
Deduction, induction, validity, soundness, strength, plausibility, credibility; Hume's problem of induction
What this note covers
- Deduction and induction: necessity versus probability
- Validity and soundness: form first, then truth
- Inductive strength: generalisation and analogy
- Truth, plausibility and credibility of claims
- Limits of deduction and Hume's problem of induction
- Matching evaluation criteria to argument type
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