1
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Judgement
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The act by which the intellect unites by affirming or seperates by denying
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Three Parts of Propositions
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Subject, Predicate, and Copula
3
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Verbal Expression of Judgement
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Proposition
4
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Proposition
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A sentence or statement that expresses truthity or falsity
5
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Logical Form
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The form a proposition should be in to most easily handle it logically
Traditional Logic I
flashcards
Decks in class (14)
# Cards
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Introduction19
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Simple Apprehension5
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Comprehension and Extension3
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Signification and Supposition8
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What is Judgment5
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The Four Statements of Logic9
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Contradictory and Contrary Statements6
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Subcontraries and Subalterns5
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Distribution of Terms7
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Obversion, Conversion, and Contraposition4
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What is Deductive Inference?9
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Terminological Rules for Categorical Syllogisms2
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Quantative Rules for Categorical Syllogisms2
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Qualitative Rules for Categorical Syllogisms3
