logical stances
[ˈlɒdʒɪkəl ˈstænsɪz]
nounpl: logical stances
posições lógicas
1. Reasoned or rational positions, attitudes, or viewpoints based on sound reasoning and principles of logic
The philosopher presented several logical stances on the nature of consciousness.
O filósofo apresentou várias posições lógicas sobre a natureza da consciência.
2. Standpoints or perspectives adopted in an argument or debate that are supported by logical reasoning rather than emotion or opinion
Despite their disagreement, both candidates maintained logical stances throughout the debate.
Apesar do desacordo, ambos os candidatos mantiveram posições lógicas durante o debate.
3. In formal logic and epistemology, the specific positions taken regarding truth, validity, or reasoning methodologies
Different logical stances in modal logic lead to different conclusions about possibility and necessity.
Diferentes posições lógicas na lógica modal levam a conclusões diferentes sobre possibilidade e necessidade.
The term 'logical stances' is predominantly used in academic, philosophical, and professional contexts in both Brazil and the United States. It reflects the value placed on reason-based argumentation in Western intellectual traditions. In Brazilian academic discourse, 'posições lógicas' is frequently employed in university lectures, philosophical debates, and formal writing.
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