AspectLimmīInnī
ReasoningMiddle term is evidenceMiddle term is evidence
Real causationMiddle term is the causeMiddle term is not the cause
Typical directionCause to effectEffect or sign to reality
Central questionWhy does it occur?How is it known?
Both require sound inferential form and appropriately certain premises. Their difference concerns the middle term's causal role in reality.
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Demonstration Through Causes and Effects: Limmī and Innī
AspectLimmīInnī
ReasoningMiddle term is evidenceMiddle term is evidence
Real causationMiddle term is the causeMiddle term is not the cause
Typical directionCause to effectEffect or sign to reality
Central questionWhy does it occur?How is it known?
Both require sound inferential form and appropriately certain premises. Their difference concerns the middle term's causal role in reality.