Lessons 19-22 Flashcards

1
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Arguments

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A set of statements, one of which appears to be implied by the others

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2
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Premise

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The statements that support or imply the conclusion

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3
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Conclusion

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The plant or terminus of the argument, the statement appears to be implied or supported by the others

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4
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Syllogism

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Detective argument with two premises and three terms

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5
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Major term

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Predicate of the conclusion

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6
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Minor term

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Subject of the conclusion

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7
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Middle term

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Term shared in the premises

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8
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Major premise

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Has the major term

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9
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Minor premise

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Has the minor term

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10
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Schema

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The syllogism written in the categorical order with the terms replaced by the standard abbreviations

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11
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Mood of a syllogism

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The three letter description of the types of categorical statements that contains in the standard order

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