3) The Semantics of Propositional Logic Flashcards

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Truth Conditions for and

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Truth Conditions for or

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Truth conditions for —>

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Truth conditions for <—>

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What are logically true sentences called

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Tautologies

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Truth table for ‘neither…nor…’

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What is a Semantic counter-example

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Something proves the opposite e.g. all apple are green, here is a blue apple.

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What is semantic consistency?

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Iff there is a sentence structure that proves the sentence (L1) to be correct

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What is a contradiction?

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Iff A is not true under any L1 sentence (i.e. you want there to be only false arguments

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What is logically true?

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A sentence A is logically true iff A is true under all L1 structures

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