Traditional Logic Vocabulary Flashcards

1
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Induction

A

Using examples to make generalizations.

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2
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Formal Logic

A

Deals with Reasoning

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3
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Material Logic

A

Deals with Truth

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4
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Logical

A

Something that make sense.

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5
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Illogical

A

A conclusion that does not make sense given the premises

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6
Q

True

A

Matching reality

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7
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False

A

Contradicting Reality

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8
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Valid

A

An argument whose conclusion follows logically from its premises.

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9
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Invalid

A

An argument whose conclusion does not follow logically from its premises.

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10
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Sound

A

An argument is sound if it is valid and contains true premises.

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11
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Mental Act

A

Part of a logical process

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12
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Verbal Expression

A

The explanation of a mental act.

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13
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Simple Apprehension

A

The basic concept of something.

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14
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Term

A

The verbal expression of a simple apprehension.

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15
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Judgment

A

Connecting or separating two simple apprehensions.

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16
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Proposition

A

The verbal expression of judgment.

17
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Deductive Inference

A

Proving one proposition by linking others.

18
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Syllogism

A

The verbal expression of deductive inference.

19
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Sense Perception

A

The sensing of an object.

20
Q

Mental Image

A

The Mental Picture of an Object.

21
Q

Concept

A

The General Understanding of an Object.

22
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Abstraction.

A

The Process of turning a sense perception of an object into the concept.

23
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Subject Term

A

The verbal expression of the subject of a judgement.

24
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Predicate Term

A

The verbal expression of the predicate of a judgement.

25
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Copula

A

The form of “to be” that links the subject term and the predicate term.

26
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Logical Form

A

Subject, copula, Predicate

27
Q

Affirmo

A

Affirm

28
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Nego

A

Negate

29
Q

A Proposition

A

All S is P

30
Q

E Proposition

A

No S is P

31
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I Proposition

A

Some S is P

32
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O Proposition

A

Some S is not P

33
Q

Quality

A

Whether or not the Predicate Term is distributed.

34
Q

Quantity

A

Whether or not the Subject Term is distributed.

35
Q

Affirmative Quality

A

Affirming something.

36
Q

Negative Quality

A

Denying something.

37
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Universal Quantity

A

Referring to all of a category.

38
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Particular Quantity

A

Referring to some of a category.