ratiocination

• n. 推論

ラテン語の ratio, 考える, 計算する, -cin, 未知の感覚, 可能性 から conari, 試みる, 動かす, 語源的には conation, kinesis と同じ。

ratiocination (n.)

"process of reasoning," 1520s, from Latin ratiocinationem (nominative ratiocinatio) "a reasoning, calm reasoning," from past participle stem of ratiocinare "to calculate, deliberate," from ratio (see ratio) + -cinari, which probably is related to conari "to try" (see conation).

Most writers make ratiocination synonymous with reasoning. J.S. Mill and others hold that the word is usually limited to necessary reasoning. [Century Dictionary]

1. Deliberation should go along with the atmosphere of freedom，equal and ratiocination ，but these conditions need to specifically analyze.

交渉は自由、平等、理性の条件下で行われるが、これらの条件についても、具体的に分析すべきである。