Philosophical arguments

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Across
  1. 2. The type reasoning that moves from specific examples to a general conclusion. (9)
  2. 5. Knowledge gained from experience or observation (means that which comes after experience) (1, 10)
  3. 6. When a deductive argument is structured in such a way that if you accept the premises you must also accept the conclusion or be led into contradiction. (5)
  4. 8. A form of inductive argument that draws comparisons between two similar things. (7)
Down
  1. 1. The type of reasoning where specific propositions are worked out from a general rule. (9)
  2. 3. Statements that are used to support a conclusion. (7)
  3. 4. The conclusions of inductive arguments can be described as a matter of _________________. (11)
  4. 7. Knowledge that comes from reason alone (means that which comes before experience) (1, 6)