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Categorical Syllogism
arguments composed entirely of categorical statements. has 2 premises and 1 conclusion.
categorical statement
they come in four basic forms: All S are P, No S are P, Some S are P, Some S are not P
A
universal affirmative
E
universal negative
I
Particular affirmative
O
particular negative
(x)
for any individual thing
symbol used with universal affirmatives
arrow
(Ex)
existential quantifier, "There is at least one x that"
symbol used with particular affirmatives
dot
Finite universe method
an argument is invalid if it is possible for its conclusion to be false while all the premises are true
1. (x)(Hx-->Mx)
2. Hs .: Ms
Universal Instantiation (UI)
1. (Ex)Fx
2. .:
I, Existential instantiation (EI)
1. (x)Fx
2. Fx 1, UI
3. (y)Fy 2, x
Universal Generalization (UG)
1. Ka
2. (Ey)Ky 1, x
Existential Generalization (EG)
Syntax
the way words are put together to form phrases
semantics
meanings of the symbols and signs in a sentence
syllogism
the conclusion is inferred from the 2 premises, cateogorical logic
Method of agreement
whenever have a cause, look for presence of the cause
method of difference
try to disprove causal relationship
joint method
combine agreement and difference to improve
method of residues
effect caused by multiple causes
abductive reasoning
inference to the best explanation
induction
reasoning from the past
Consistentcy
One line of truth table all the same truth value