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Chapter 3

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Categorical Syllogisms. Objectives. You will be able to : Describe a standard form categorical syllogism Recognize the terms of a syllogism Identify the mood and figure of a syllogism Use the Venn Diagram technique for testing syllogisms

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Introduction and Reason Test Review:

Introduction and Reason Test Review:. Introduction: . All the areas of knowledge. All the ways of knowing. Neural plasticity. Observational Learning/Bobo-doll experiment. Albert Bandura. Process of socialization (how is culture created and what role it plays in our lives) . Reason:.

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THE CATEGORICAL SYLLOGISM

THE CATEGORICAL SYLLOGISM. Michael Jhon M. Tamayao, M.A. Phil. LOGIC College of Medical Technology Cagayan State University. INTRODUCTION Review of categorical propositions RULES FOR MAKING VALID CATEGORICAL SYLLOGISMS The 10 rules. THE STANDARD FORMS OF A VALID CATEGORICAL SYLLOGISM

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THE CATEGORICAL SYLLOGISM

THE CATEGORICAL SYLLOGISM. ARBIND KUMAR SINGH Logical Reasoning Alternative Learning System NEW DELHI. INTRODUCTION Review of categorical propositions RULES FOR MAKING VALID CATEGORICAL SYLLOGISMS The 10 rules. THE STANDARD FORMS OF A VALID CATEGORICAL SYLLOGISM Figures Moods

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Deductive Reasoning

Deductive Reasoning. Rules for Valid Syllogisms. Rules for a valid categorical syllogism. A valid syllogism must possess three, and only three, unambiguous terms . If any term is vague or has multiple meanings, the syllogism is invalid. Invalid Syllogism:

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Categorical syllogisms

Categorical syllogisms. A categorical Syllogism is a deductive argument in which a conclusion is inferred from two premises. These are argument based on the relations of classes (categories).

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Philosophy 1100

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Ch. 4 DEDUCTIVE ARGUMENT

Ch. 4 DEDUCTIVE ARGUMENT. Reasoning from the General to the Specific. Deductive Argument. A specific conclusion is inferred from a series of generalized statements. Conclusions are usually indisputable. vs. Inductive Argument (ch3).

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Logic: evaluating deductive arguments - the syllogism

Logic: evaluating deductive arguments - the syllogism. A 5th pattern of deductive argument the categorical syllogism (cf. the disjunctive syllogism, the hypothetical syllogism)

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VENNS DIAGRAM METHOD FOR TESTING CATEGORICAL SYLLOGISM

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Chapter 12: Logic and Reasoning

Chapter 12: Logic and Reasoning. Objectives. Distinguish among several different types of reasoning and recognize faulty or misleading types. Better adapt your use of logic to a specific audience. Analyze your own logic to determine if your conclusions are valid. Outline.

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Syllogisms

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Cognitive Processes PSY 334

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Cognitive Processes PSY 334

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Lecture 1, MATH 210G.04, Spring 2011

Lecture 1, MATH 210G.04, Spring 2011. Mathematical Reasoning, Part I. Causality. Ben is a dog. all dogs are green Ben is green. . Some questionable statements. If a=5 then 2*a =2*5 All triangles have three sides If I study hard I will get a good grade

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5 Categorical Syllogisms

5 Categorical Syllogisms. 5.1 Standard Form, Mood, and Figure. Standard Form. A Categorical Syllogism is a deductive argument (what makes it deductive?) that always has: Three categorical statements Three different terms All A are B All B are C All A are C

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Philosophical Method

Philosophical Method. Logic: A Calculus For Good Reason Clarification, Not Obfuscation Distinctions and Disambiguation Examples and Counterexamples Revealing Our Deepest Convictions Testing Our Principles and Definitions. Logic: Primary Philosophical Tool.

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