Thought and Reasoning
Logical Principles
Syllogism
Modern Logic
Fallacies
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The word comes from the Latin conceptum which means to conceive.

Concept

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The object of study of logic.

Argumentation

100

Histoical moment of logic developed by the Greeks in the Roman Empire.

The old logic

100

Logic that analizes the validity of its reasons based on their prepositions.

Prepositonal Logic

100

There are some types of misleading reasoning.

Fallacies

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It is the mental process that occurs due to the intellect and the rationality

Thought

200

They are the propositions that offer reasons, justify and lead to the conclusion.

Premisses

200

What is the structure of syllogism?

3 propositions (2 being premisses and 1 being a conclusion)

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Type of language used by logic.

Symbolic

200

Fallacy that consists on referring to any condition of the person who issues an opinion while ignoring the content of what the person says.

Attack to the person


300

The mental operation that implies the coherent relation between two judgements or propositions to obtain a new judgement as a conclusion.

Reasoning

300

It is used to generate propositions that did not exist before.

Inference

300

What are the four types of propositions?

A (universal affirmative), E (universal negative), I (affirmative particular), and O (negative particular).

300

Logic that indicates the belonging and non-belonging of an element within a set.

Class logic

300

The fallacy that prioritizes feeling over reason.

Appeal to emotions

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Mental operation that enunciates the relationship that exists between two or more concepts.

Judgement

400

Principle that states that it's necessary to have foundations based on other knowledge or reasons already demonstrated. 

Principle of Sufficient Reason

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The term of syllogism where the subject of the conclusion is located.

Minor premiss

400

Type of logic that fits the example "All students are smart"

Quantificational logic

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Fallacy that fits the example "the leader said that the reform would benefit all the group, sp it must be correct".

Appeal to authority


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Type of reasoning that consists of the formulation of a general conclusion based on a particular observation.

Induction

500

What principle is being used in the following example "Today it is cloudy or not cloudy"?

Principle of Excluded Middle (third excluded)

500

The term where the relation between the subject and the predicate is established.

Conclusion

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Name one developer of modern logic

George Boole, Augusts De Morgan, Gottlob Frege

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The fallacy of appeal to popularity seeks to support arguments in...

Popular opinions

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