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Intro to Logic - PHIL 106
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Philosophy
Undergraduate 1
09/05/2012

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Term
Premises and Conclusion can be T but argument can still be Invalid
Definition
Ex. 1+1=2, therefore I am a man.
Term
Conditional Statements
When A is T, B is__
When A is F, B is__
Definition
If A, then B.
When A is T, B is T
When A is F, B is T or F
Term
Stylistic Variance
Definition
All of the manners in which argument forms can appear in language.
Term
Modus Ponens

Valid or Invalid?
Definition
If A, then B.
A, thus B.
VALID
Term
Negation
Definition
"Not A" = A is false
"It is not the case that A"
"A is not True"
Term
Modus Tollens "Method of Denial"

Valid or Invalid?
Definition
If A, then B.
Not B, thus Not A.
VALID
Term
Affirming the Consequent

Valid or Invalid?
Definition
If A, then B.
B, thus A.
INVALID
Term
Denying the Antecedent

Valid or Invalid?
Definition
If A, then B
Not A, thus Not B
INVALID
Term
Syllogism
Definition
An argument with exactly two premises.
Term
T/F?
"All arguments can be broken down into Syllogisms."
Definition
T
Term
Hypothetical Syllogism
Valid or Invalid?
Definition
If A, then B
If B, then C/
If A, then C
VALID
Term
Inclusive OR
Definition
A or B - At least one is true.
Term
Exclusive OR
Definition
A or B - Exactly one is True.
Term
Disjunction
Inclusive or Exclusive?
Definition
(Either) A or B
Inclusive
Term
Disjunctive Syllogism
Inclusive or Exclusive?
Valid or Invalid?
Definition
A or B A or B
Not B/ Not A/
A B
Exclusive
VALID
Term
Constructive Dilemma
Inclusive or Exclusive?
Valid or Invalid?
Definition
A or B
If A, then C
If B, the D/
C or D
Inclusive
VALID
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