An Introduction to Logic, Volume 1 |
Contents
THE SUBJECT MATTER OF LOGIC | 3 |
Partial Evidence or Probable Inference | 13 |
CONTENTS | 15 |
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An Introduction to Logic Morris R. Cohen,Morris Raphael Cohen,Ernest Nagel No preview available - 1993 |
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affirmative alternative proposition analysis analyzed antecedent antilogism Archimedes argument Aristotle assumptions axioms base angles calculus called categorical propositions categorical syllogism compound propositions conclusion conjunctive proposition consequences Consider contains contradictory contrapositive copula deductive demonstrated denoted deny determine discover discussion disjunctive disjunctive proposition distinct distribution of terms elements enthymeme equivalent propositions Euclid evidence examine exclusive existence expressed fact figure fluid geometry gism heads Hence hypothetical proposition imply independent individuals integers intension inverse l-class logical principles major premise mathematicians mathematics meaning negative non-Euclidean geometry objects obverse particular possible postulate predicate probability of getting proof propo proposition asserts Protagoras prove q is true question reader reasonable petitions right angles sitions Socrates square of opposition street-cleaners subaltern subcontraries suppose syllogism symbols theorems theory things tion tive traditional logic triangle is isosceles true or false truth or falsity truth-value Undetermined universal propositions virtue words