Week 3 Flashcards

1
Q

How many judgment states does Jain logic propose?

A

7

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2
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What is the primary goal of the debate form Vāda in Indian logic? -

A

To discover the truth

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3
Q

How was logic introduced to China during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties?

A

Through Jesuit missionaries

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4
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After the 9th century Arabic logic incorporated theological inquiries into philosophy from -

A

Greece

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5
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What is the central concept of Jain logic? -

A

Non-absolutism (anekāntavāda)

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6
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What is the primary assumption of Western two-valued logic? -

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A proposition is either true or false

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7
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What does the African concept of “vital force” influence in logical systems? -

A

Understanding of reality

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8
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Which Chinese philosopher is noted for translating Western logical concepts like John Stuart Mill’s ideas? -

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Yan Fu

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9
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Which logical system emphasizes “polyvalent logics” where multiple truths can exist simultaneously? -

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African logic

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10
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What is emphasized in African epistemology and metaphysics according to Hebga? -

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Dynamic interplay of forces

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11
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Which Indian text outlines the process of logical reasoning with perception, comparison, and testimony? -

A

Nyāya-sūtras

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12
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What is a significant challenge in translating Western logic into Chinese? -

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Linguistic and conceptual differences

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13
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Which logical fallacy in Indian logic occurs when reason contradicts the thesis? -

A

Viruddha

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14
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Which ancient Indian logical system allows for multiple truth values? -

A

Buddhist logic

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15
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Which philosopher is associated with the concept of “perhaps-ism” in Jain logic? -

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None of the above

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16
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Who is a pivotal figure in the formalization of Indian logic? -

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Gautama

17
Q

Which logical school emphasizes the categorization of reality into distinct substances and actions? -

A

Vaiśeṣika

18
Q

What does Hebga argue about the universality of logic? -

A

Logic is culturally relative

19
Q

What is a key difference between Indian syllogism and Aristotelian syllogism? -

A

Indian syllogism uses more than three parts

20
Q

What is the key feature of the Nyāya school of Indian logic? -

A

Emphasis on debate and epistemology