Philosophy 101          Inroduction to Philosophy     Group Writing Projects       Argument strategies              (inductive)

Inductive stategies come in a number of forms. Broadly speaking, any inductive argument is one that uses specific facts, specific observations, or specific experiments as evidence to support a conclusion. Here are some versions
of inductive argument strategies:

1. inductive generalisation strategy

2. argument by analogy

3. argument by counter-example


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Last revision:  September 16, 1998
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