What is another word for doctrine of analogy?
Pronunciation: [dˈɒktɹɪn ɒv ɐnˈaləd͡ʒi] (IPA) 
The Doctrine of Analogy refers to a concept in philosophy that is known by different terms such as analogical proportion, analogical attribution, analogical predication, and analogical inference. These synonyms are used to describe the idea that there are certain similarities between different things or concepts that can be used to make comparisons. In philosophy, this concept is used to understand the relationship between language and reality. The different synonyms for the Doctrine of Analogy often arise from their use in various philosophical contexts, but they all refer to the same fundamental concept of understanding the similarities and differences between different things and concepts.
