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 What is the difference between Mediate and Immediate inference?

14 Feb 2026
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Mediate inference refers to a reasoning process where an intermediate proposition or premise is required to establish the conclusion. In this type of inference, the conclusion is drawn through one or more premises, which help to connect or mediate between the subject and predicate. For example, in a syllogism, two premises lead to a conclusion, and the relationship between
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