Intro
This is defined as "the science of right thinking"
What is "logic"?
This piece of furniture was used over and over again as an example in Chapter 1 of our logic textbook.
What is a chair?
The two properties of simple apprehension are...
What are comprehension and extension?
Terms can be divided according to their signification in how many ways?
What is three?
What is judgment?
This ancient Greek philosopher is called "the father of logic"
Who is Aristotle?
This is the image of an object formed in the mind as a result of a sense perception of that object.
What is a mental image?
This Greek philosopher once gave the definition of man as "a featherless biped."
Who is Plato?
Terms can be divided according to their signification in these three ways: univocal terms, equivocal terms, and ....?
What are analogous terms?
The two concepts that a judgment unites or separates are called what?
What are the subject and the predicate?
These are the two main branches of logic.
What are formal and material?
This is defined as: an act by which the mind grasps the concept or general meaning of an object without affirming or denying anything about it.
What is simple apprehension?
This "tree" gives us a convenient way to break down a complex concept into the simple concepts out of which it is made.
What is the Porphyrian Tree?
Univocal terms are terms that have exactly how many meanings?
What is one?
This is a sentence or statement which expresses truth of falsity.
What is a proposition?
This branch of logic is interested in the form or structure of reasoning.
What is formal logic?
What are gummy bears and raisins?
The four notes on the Porphyrian Tree that lead to man are: Material, living, sentient, and.....?
What is rational?
What is equivocal?
Man is an animal.
What is the subject of that statement?
This term is defined as "the correspondence of a statement to reality"
What is truth?
The process by which a simple apprehension is derived from a sense perception and mental image is called this.
What is abstraction?
Fill in the blank:
The greater the comprehension of a concept, the less its.....
What is extension?
The phrase "window of opportunity" is an example of which type of term: univocal, equivocal, or analogous?
What is analogous?
What is copula?