#logical reasoning
- Analogy — A total or partial resemblance, structural correspondence, or proportional ratio established between two or more objects, phenomena, words, or concepts that are otherwise different in their essence. In logic, it represents a form of inductive reasoning by which it is deduced that if two elements resemble each other in certain respects, they will probably resemble each other in others. In linguistics, it denotes the process of creating or modifying grammatical forms under the influence of a dominant linguistic pattern.
- Aristotelian — Pertaining to Aristotle or Aristotelianism; Aristotelian. The adjective qualifies a concept, argument, text, or disciple faithfully following the analytical and systematic methods instituted by the philosopher of Stagira within the ancient Lyceum.