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This track explores how analogical reasoning shapes philosophical arguments and theories. Participants will examine the implications of analogy in various philosophical contexts, including ethics and metaphysics.
Focusing on the linguistic aspects of analogy, this track investigates how language facilitates analogical reasoning. Papers will analyze the syntactic and semantic structures that underpin analogical expressions.
This session addresses the criteria for assessing the strength and validity of analogical arguments. Contributors will discuss both formal and material criteria, drawing on classical and contemporary theories.
This track examines the intersection of commonsense reasoning and analogical thought. Presentations will highlight how everyday reasoning employs analogy to navigate complex social and philosophical issues.
Participants will explore the historical evolution of analogical reasoning from ancient philosophers to modern thinkers. This track aims to contextualize the development of analogy within the broader philosophical landscape.
This session focuses on the pragmatic aspects of analogical reasoning, exploring how context influences the justification of analogies. Discussions will include real-world applications and implications for philosophical inquiry.
This track delves into Aristotle's contributions to the understanding of analogy and its role in reasoning. Papers will critically assess Aristotle's theories and their relevance to contemporary philosophical debates.
This session invites contributions that propose new models and theoretical frameworks for understanding analogical reasoning. Participants will engage with both cognitive and philosophical perspectives on analogy.
This track investigates the interplay between inductive and deductive reasoning in the context of analogy. Presenters will discuss how these forms of justification contribute to the robustness of analogical arguments.
Focusing on the rules governing analogical inference, this session seeks to characterize and classify these rules within philosophical discourse. Participants will explore their implications for reasoning and argumentation.
This track examines the diverse applications of analogy within the social sciences, highlighting its significance in theory building and empirical research. Contributions will showcase how analogy informs understanding across various disciplines.