What is Wrong with Deductivism?

IF 0.9 3区哲学 0 PHILOSOPHY

Informal Logic Pub Date : 2020-08-31 DOI:10.22329/il.v40i30.6214

Lilian Bermejo Luque

引用次数: 1

Abstract

In “Deductivism as an Interpretative Strategy: A Reply to Groarke’s Defense of Reconstructive Deductivism,” David Godden (2005) distinguished two notions of deductivism. On the one hand, as an interpretative thesis, deductivism is the view that all-natural language argumentation must be interpreted as being deductive. On the other hand, as an evaluative thesis, deductivism is the view that for a conclusion to follow, it has to follow of necessity from the premises—or, in other words, that being a good inference implies being deductive. The main goal of this paper is to show that evaluative deductivism is wrong.

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演绎主义错在哪里?

在“演绎主义作为一种解释策略:对Groarke为重建演绎主义辩护的回答”中，David Godden(2005)区分了演绎主义的两个概念。一方面，演绎主义是一种解释性的论点，认为所有自然语言的论证都必须被解释为演绎的。另一方面，作为一个评价性的论点，演绎主义的观点是，要得出结论，必须从前提出发，或者换句话说，一个好的推论意味着要演绎。本文的主要目的是证明评价演绎主义是错误的。

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Informal Logic PHILOSOPHY-

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1.50

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