Introduction Flashcards

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Logic studies reasoning and …

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… is the study of methods and principles to distinguish good from bad reasoning.

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Very often, the relationship between individual statements depends on …

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… the form or structure of the arguments, rather than their actual content.

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Logic focuses on studying …

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… the forms or structures of arguments.

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Three basic logical systems …

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Categorical logic, Propositional logic, and Predicate logic.

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Essential method used to test arguments in Categorical logic:

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The Venn diagram method.

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Essential method used to test arguments in Propositional logic:

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The truth-table method.

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Essential method used to test arguments in Predicate logic:

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The natural deduction method.

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Categorical logic (the Venn diagram method):

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Analyzes the subject-predicate structure within a sentence.

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Propositional logic (the truth-table method):

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Focuses on the connections between simple sentences.

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Predicate logic (the natural deduction method):

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Combines insights from both Categorical logic and Propositional logic and provides a very powerful tool to analyze complex thoughts and relations.

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