Simple Apprehension
The two properties of simple apprehension
What is comprehension and extension?
The three ways a term can be divided.
What is univocal, equivocal, and analogous?
This occurs when a term refers to something as it exists verbally (the word itself)
What is material supposition?
The "father of logic."
The real-world examples of concepts.
What is extension?
Terms that always mean the same thing.
What is univocal?
What is real supposition?
When a conclusion of an argument follows logically from its premises. Not necessarily true.
What is validity?
False
Terms that are spelled and sound the same but have different meanings.
This occurs when a term refers to something as it exists logically (the concept of the term).
What is logical supposition?
The two main branches of logic.
What is formal logic and material logic?
True or False: "Animal" has greater extension than "man"
False?
Terms that are spelled and sound the same and have similar meanings
What is analogous?
This type of supposition occurs in verbal existence.
What is material supposition?
The verbal expression of simple apprehension.
What is a term?
This tells us what the essence of a thing is.
What is comprehension?
The reason why the different types of terms are important to logic
Logic relies on accurate and consistent use of terms.
This type of supposition occurs in mental existence.
The verbal expression of deductive inference.
What is a syllogism?