Logic Flashcards

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syllogistic logic. Fundamental elements are terms and arguments

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Aristotle

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one of the founders of stoic school, developed rules for the truth or falsity of af compound proposition

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Chrysippus

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3
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theory of compound syllogism

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Galen

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4
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wrote commentaries about aristotle and chrysippus

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Boethius

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5
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modal logic, concept of metalanguage

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William of ocka,

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6
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originated theory of universals. Concept of validity and invalidity

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Peter Abelard

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7
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developed calculus, father of symbolic logic

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Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

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8
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lebniz’s successor

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Bernard Bolzano

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9
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Initiated the revival of inductive logic, methods of induction

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John Stuart Mill

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9
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4 philosophers who continued to develop symbolic logic

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Augustus DeMorgan, George Boole, William Stanley Jevons, John Venn

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10
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His Begriffschirft set forth the theory of quantification

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Gottlog Frege

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11
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Their Principia Mathematica attempted to reduce mathematics to Logic

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Bertrand Russel, Alfred North Whitehead

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12
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existence of an undecidable formula

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Kurt Goedel

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13
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Can be defined as the study of the principle of correct reasoning

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Logic

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14
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thinking with a purpose (to arrive at a conclusion)

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inference

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15
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a process wherein a proposition is reached and affirmed on the basis of one or more other propositions

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inference

16
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expresses a logical movement from one statement to another

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reasoning

17
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also called statements; one of the basic elements in reasoning, can be true or false

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proposition/statement

18
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it is the study of the principles of correct reasoning

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logic