Important Concepts: be able to characterize and give examples.
philosophy | logic | |
statement or proposition | sentence | |
premiss | conclusion | |
argument | simple argument | |
complex argument | premiss indicator | |
conclusion indicator | inference | |
entailment | argument | |
explanation | conditional statement | |
imperative | hypothetical | |
deduction | induction | |
truth | validity | |
soundness |
Important Skills: be able to do the following kinds of problems.
Important Distinctions: Be able to list differences and give examples.
Example test is online:
http://philosophy.lander.edu/logic/argument_test.html
Important Concepts: be able to characterize and give examples.
the forms and functions of language | the types of sentences | |
informative use | expressive use | |
directive use | factual significance | |
emotive significance | disagreement in belief | |
disagreement in attitude | varieties of disagreements | |
methods of dispute resolution | slanted language | |
emotively neutral language | phatic language | |
performative utterances | ad ignorantiam | |
ad verecundiam | ad hominem | |
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ad misericordiam | ad baculum | |
ignoratio elenchi | complex question | |
false cause | petitio principii | |
accident | converse accident |
Important Skills: be able to do the following kinds of problems.
Important Distinctions: be able to list differences and give examples.
Example test is online:
http://philosophy.lander.edu/logic/fallacies_test.html
Important Concepts: be able to characterize and give examples.
quantity, quality, and distribution | universal affirmative statement | |
universal negative statement | particular affirmative statement | |
particular negative statement | sneaky O statement | |
contrariety | subcontrariety | |
contradiction | subalternation (implication) | |
conversion | obversion | |
contraposition |
Important Skills: be able to do the following kinds of problems.
Important Distinctions: be able to list differences and give examples.
Example test is online:
http://philosophy.lander.edu/logic/prop_test.html
Important Concepts: be able to characterize and give examples.
syllogism | major term | |
minor term | middle term | |
mood | figure | |
standard form | major premiss | |
minor premiss | figure | |
logical analogy | equivocation | |
four term fallacy | undistributed middle fallacy | |
illicit minor | illicit major | |
fallacy of exclusive premisses | existential fallacy | |
fallacy of drawing an affirmative | ||
conclusion from a negative premiss |
Important Skills: be able to do the following kinds of problems.
Important Distinctions: be able to list differences and give examples.
Lee Archie 2011-01-05