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... given syllogistic argument is valid ? Or , more correctly , that a given argument is a syl- logism . Requirements . There are five requirements which must be met by any argument constituting a syllogism . They are sometimes named ...
... given syllogistic argument is valid ? Or , more correctly , that a given argument is a syl- logism . Requirements . There are five requirements which must be met by any argument constituting a syllogism . They are sometimes named ...
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... given that P is true or false , we can infer that Q is true or false or undetermined , then P and Q are logically related . What logical relation obtains between them depends on what we can infer about Q , given either the truth or ...
... given that P is true or false , we can infer that Q is true or false or undetermined , then P and Q are logically related . What logical relation obtains between them depends on what we can infer about Q , given either the truth or ...
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... given proposition , but of defining the logical type of evidence which propositions of different forms require . We can broadly define the kind of premisses different types of propositions would require . To formulate such principles is ...
... given proposition , but of defining the logical type of evidence which propositions of different forms require . We can broadly define the kind of premisses different types of propositions would require . To formulate such principles is ...
Contents
ANALYZING A DEFINITION | 3 |
ANALYZING A SYLLOGISM | 4 |
ANALYZING A DILEMMA | 5 |
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