Thought and Reasoning
Argumentation
Logical principles
Syllogism in Classical Logic
Modern Logic
100

Can be defined as all mental process that occurs due to intellect and rationality

What is Thought?

100

are the object of study of logic, which is a branch of philosophy which deals with study of rules as well as the correct forms of reasoning

What is Argumentation}?

100

Stars from various specific observations so that the conclusion is a statement that can be generalized

What is inductive inference
100

Is where the predicate of the conclusion or Major Term. Generally this premiss is presented first 

What is Major Premiss?

100

Is the one that helps us to recognize the elements of the arguments to concentrate above all on their structure and to determine their validity

What is the language used in modern logic?

200

is the intellectual capacity that is responsible for interrelating different views to solve problems, draw conclusions and new knowledge

What is Reasoning?

200

Reasoning by which an idea is demonstrated or justified.

What is Argument?

200
Leads from general observations so that the conclusion is an specific statement

What is deductive inference?

200

Is where the subject of the conclusion or mInor term.

What is Minor Premiss?

200

This logic deals with analyzing formally valid reasonings based on their propositions.

What is propositional logic?

300

the mental representation of an object, and it is the simplest element of thought

What is concept?

300

set of propositions that intertwine with others, which justify another proposition

What is a premiss

300

The words and statements of our inferences must have the same and unique meaning throughout them

What is Principle of Identity
300

Are the incorrect reasoning because they appear to comply with validity and logical principles

What are fallacies?

300
Logics that focuses on the relationship between quantity and the propositions, distinguishing between individuals and their predicates

What is Quantificational Logic?

400

is a complex mental operation that enunciates the relationship that exists between two or more concepts

What is Judgement?

400

Words that help us know if the statements of which they are part are premisses or conlusion

What are logical indicators

400

Principle that affirms that is impossible that a proposition is true and false at the same time 

What is the Principle of Non-Contradiction

400
Fallacy consisting in generalizing from very few observed cases

What is False Generalization?

400

This logic focuses on indicating the belonging of non-belonging of an element within a set, according to their properties 

What is Class Logic?

500

is the process of reasoning where form the relationship between two judgments or propositions in a new consequential proposition

What is inference?

500

is the central idea that you must defend or prove with reasons, which are referred to as premisses

What is conclusion?

500

Principle that tells us that 2 statements that contradict each pther, necessarily one of them must be false

What is Principle of Excluded Middle (third excluded)

500

Fallacy that consists when it is intended to offer the ignorance of something as an explanation to evade responsability

What is Appeal to ignorance

500

Man that proposed a logic of propositions to get rid of interpretive ambiguities and be more accurate

Who is Gottlob Frege?

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