10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INFERENTIALLY»
Discover the use of
inferentially in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
inferentially and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Seeing Through Self-Deception
He must, I shall argue, have non-inferentially unrecognizable intentions and
reasons. Non-inferentially unrecognizable intentions and reasons are, to be sure,
unrecognized contemporaneously by the person whose intentions they are
alleged ...
2
Making it Explicit: Reasoning, Representing, and Discursive ...
its. occurrence, writing the conditional above as Q'a. If a is inferentially stronger
than b, asymmetrically, then the inference from Qa to Qb is good, but not its
converse (Wulf is a dog, so Wulf is a mammal).3 But if that is so, then the
inference from ...
3
Concepts: The Treatises of Thomas of Cleves and Paul of ...
For example, synonyms are mutually convertible both in signification and
inferentially. But 'white' and 'whiteness', for instance, though convertible in
signification, are not convertible inferentially, for 'white' is superior to 'whiteness'.
As Paul ...
Egbert P. Bos, Stephen Read, 2001
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Current Controversies in Epistemology
One problem with this response is that it generates a circularity problem. After all,
foundationalism claims not only that some beliefs are noninferentially justified,
but also that all other justified beliefs are inferentially justified by their relations to
...
5
A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
See infer. inferentially for we can infer that. The OED states that inferentially = in
an inferential manner, but allows that it is used "sometimes qualifying the whole
clause or statement: = as an inference, as may be inferred." This use defies ...
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Articulating Reasons: An Introduction to Inferentialism
compounding locutions that permit the systematic formation of inferentially
inverting sentential contexts? The sentence q is infer- entially weaker than the
sentence p just in case everything that is a consequence of q is a consequence
of p, but ...
Robert BRANDOM, Robert Brandom, 2009
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Drawing the Boundaries of Meaning: Neo-Gricean Studies in ...
Table 2. Discourse-old, hearer-old information, then, is that which has been
previously evoked, and is therefore both inferentially linked (via the identity
relation) to the prior discourse and assumed to be known to the addressee.
Discourse-new ...
Betty J. Birner, Gregory L. Ward, 2006
Huemer advances the principle of phenomenal conservatism as a foundational
principle that can be used to specify when a belief is non-inferentially justified: if it
seems to S as if p, and if, in addition, S has no defeaters for the belief that p, then
...
Alvin Plantinga, Michael Tooley, 2009
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Restoring the Foundations of Epistemic Justification: A ...
2.14 Non-inferentially Justified Justifiers If the foregoing argumentation (or
something like it) is essentially correct, then all hopes for providing an account of
the structure of epistemic justification falls upon the foundationalist proposal. For
we ...
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Epistemological Contextualism
It is ad hoc because it is unable to explain, by appeal to any already agreed-upon
principles, why it is that, for any particular piece of basic knowledge, we can
inferentially expand it in some ways but not in others. To illustrate: if Stewart has ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INFERENTIALLY»
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inferentially is used in the context of the following news items.
George Will: The wrinkle in the ACA decision
On the contrary, the court denied the power of the IRS -- and, inferentially, the power of the executive branch -- to be the final word on statutory ... «Winston-Salem Journal, Jul 15»
Repairing Japan-China ties
Now the Japanese are seriously debating whether to upend the Constitution so as to expand their military space and, inferentially, jump into an ... «The Japan Times, Jul 15»
Is Talensi a precursor of 2016?
... while Nana Akufo-Addo was there for four days and his candidate got 27 per cent of the vote, meaning, inferentially, that the time spared by ... «Graphic Online, Jul 15»
WW v HW [2015] EWHC 1844 (Fam)
Wilson LJ at para 144 appears to have thought that there was nothing unfair about this and, inferentially, that had the husband been in a situation of real need ... «Family Law Week, Jul 15»
The price of popularity for the NDP: Closer scrutiny for Mulcair
And now that he's raised it inferentially, it's bound to come up in the leaders' debates. While it might be a winner on the margins in Quebec, it's a ... «iPolitics.ca, Jul 15»
Will: Roberts shows right stuff in Ariz. elections case
On the contrary, the court denied the power of the IRS — and, inferentially, the power of the executive branch — to be the final word on statutory ... «Boston Herald, Jul 15»
Commissioner Gillian Triggs commended for not cowing on human …
Qualifying phrases used in other sub-sections point to the wide discretion conferred on the AHRC and inferentially the president in taking action ... «The Age, Jun 15»
Rubens: GOP Pushback on the Pope's Politically Incorrect Science
... inferentially advocate) let's heed the Pope by using accelerated innovation and free-market commercialization to bring low-cost clean energy ... «Patch.com, Jun 15»
Allvoice v. Microsoft: When Is A Claim Not A Claim?
They are all inferentially claimed elements for which there is no properly established antecedent basis. It is difficult to see how the claim met the ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Jun 15»
Rubens: Let's heed the pope
... inferentially advocate) let's heed the pope by using accelerated innovation and free-market commercialization to bring low-cost clean energy ... «Nashua Telegraph, Jun 15»
