Definition of inductivism in English:

inductivism

noun ɪnˈdʌktɪvɪz(ə)minˈdəktəˌvizəm

mass noun

The use of or preference for inductive methods of reasoning, especially in science.
（尤指科学中的）归纳主义；归纳优先论
Example sentencesExamples
- The presence of both an element of deductivism and inductivism (the feedback loop) is indicative of the positivist foundations of quantitative research.
- Hume's analysis has been interpreted as reinforcing Baconian inductivism.
- For, unlike determinate abstraction, empiricist and rationalist abstraction is characterised by both inductivism and deductivism.
- The author ignores another problem with inductivism, widely elaborated in philosophy.

Derivatives

inductivist

noun & adjective

Put bluntly, he is an old-fashioned empiricist and inductivist.
Example sentencesExamples
- It may give a more reasonable account of rule learning than either structuralist or inductivist conceptions of learning.
- On the inductivist's view the link between wincing and groaning, on the one hand, and the inner experience of pain, on the other, is a merely contingent one.
- Furthermore, even if psychoanalysis is not a ‘science’ given some agreed upon scientific inductivist canons, it may nevertheless be more or less true.
- It's not so much that Popper disagreed with Carnap and other inductivists as that he restated their views in a bizarre and cumbersome terminology.
- It is mapped onto the restrictor of the generic quantifier, hence an inductivist reading is available.

Definition of inductivism in US English:

inductivism

nouninˈdəktəˌvizəm

The use of or preference for inductive methods of reasoning, especially in science.
（尤指科学中的）归纳主义；归纳优先论
Example sentencesExamples
- The author ignores another problem with inductivism, widely elaborated in philosophy.
- For, unlike determinate abstraction, empiricist and rationalist abstraction is characterised by both inductivism and deductivism.
- Hume's analysis has been interpreted as reinforcing Baconian inductivism.
- The presence of both an element of deductivism and inductivism (the feedback loop) is indicative of the positivist foundations of quantitative research.

单词	inductivism
释义	Definition of inductivism in English: inductivism noun ɪnˈdʌktɪvɪz(ə)minˈdəktəˌvizəm mass noun The use of or preference for inductive methods of reasoning, especially in science. （尤指科学中的）归纳主义；归纳优先论 Example sentencesExamples The presence of both an element of deductivism and inductivism (the feedback loop) is indicative of the positivist foundations of quantitative research. Hume's analysis has been interpreted as reinforcing Baconian inductivism. For, unlike determinate abstraction, empiricist and rationalist abstraction is characterised by both inductivism and deductivism. The author ignores another problem with inductivism, widely elaborated in philosophy. Derivatives inductivist noun & adjective Put bluntly, he is an old-fashioned empiricist and inductivist. Example sentencesExamples It may give a more reasonable account of rule learning than either structuralist or inductivist conceptions of learning. On the inductivist's view the link between wincing and groaning, on the one hand, and the inner experience of pain, on the other, is a merely contingent one. Furthermore, even if psychoanalysis is not a ‘science’ given some agreed upon scientific inductivist canons, it may nevertheless be more or less true. It's not so much that Popper disagreed with Carnap and other inductivists as that he restated their views in a bizarre and cumbersome terminology. It is mapped onto the restrictor of the generic quantifier, hence an inductivist reading is available. Definition of inductivism in US English: inductivism nouninˈdəktəˌvizəm The use of or preference for inductive methods of reasoning, especially in science. （尤指科学中的）归纳主义；归纳优先论 Example sentencesExamples The author ignores another problem with inductivism, widely elaborated in philosophy. For, unlike determinate abstraction, empiricist and rationalist abstraction is characterised by both inductivism and deductivism. Hume's analysis has been interpreted as reinforcing Baconian inductivism. The presence of both an element of deductivism and inductivism (the feedback loop) is indicative of the positivist foundations of quantitative research.
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