演绎主义

Deductivism is the philosophical approach that emphasizes deriving conclusions logically from a set of premises.
扣除主义是一种哲学方法，强调从一组前提中逻辑地推导出结论。
In deductivism, one begins with general principles and applies them to specific cases.
在扣除主义中，人们从一般原则出发，并将其应用于具体案例。
Mathematical proof often follows a deductivist framework, starting with axioms and proceeding to derive theorems.
数学证明通常遵循扣除主义框架，从公理出发进而推导定理。
The detective applied deductivism to solve the crime, eliminating possibilities until only the truth remained.
侦探运用了扣除主义来解决犯罪，通过排除可能性直到只剩真相。
Many legal systems operate under a deductive model, where laws are applied deductively to particular situations.
许多法律体系在扣除主义模型下运作，其中法律被演绎性地应用于特定情境。
Descartes' methodological skepticism was partly rooted in deductivism, requiring him to doubt everything until proven otherwise.
笛卡尔的方法论怀疑主义部分植根于扣除主义，要求他对所有事物持怀疑态度，直到得到证明为止。
Economists often employ deductivism when testing economic theories against empirical data.
经济学家在将经济理论与实证数据进行检验时经常采用扣除主义。
Deductivism assumes that if the premises are true, then the conclusion necessarily follows.
扣除主义认为，如果前提为真，则结论必然随之而来。
Kant's categorical imperative can be seen as an example of deductivism in moral philosophy.
康德的绝对命令可以视为道德哲学中扣除主义的一个例子。
Critics of deductivism argue that it may not account for all complexities found in real-world phenomena.
扣除主义的批评者认为，这种方法可能无法解释现实世界现象中的所有复杂性。