Complex Syllogisms
Sorites
More Sorites
Summary
Further Review
100

2 Kinds of syllogisms discussed in this chapter

polysyllogisms

aristotelian sorites

100

The validity of the polysyllogism is: 

dependent upon the validity of all its parts

100

The process of providing the missing conclusions in a sorites

What is extrapolation?

100

May be simple or complex

What is an argument?

100

The Conditional, The disjunctive, The Conjunctive

What are three kinds of hypothetical syllogisms?

200
Complex arguments are also known as?

What are Chain arguments?

200

What is a sorite?

a Chain argument which connects the subject of the first premise with the predicate of the conclusion

200

Form of sorites

All A is B; All B is C; All C is D; All D is E; therefore, all A is E

200

Polysyllogisms, Sorites, Epcheirema, Dilemmas

What are four kinds of complex arguments?

200

Constructive and destructive 

two valid moods of conditional syllogisms

300

A polysyllogism...

What is a syllogism that links together several syllogisms in such a way that the conclusion of one syllogism serves as a premise for the next one.

300
Two kinds of sorites

What are Aristotelian sorites and Goclenian sorites?

300

Only the premise which contains the minor term may be particular

What is Rule #1 for Sorites?

300

Modus Ponens

What is Affirmative mood?

400

What is the structure of a polysyllogism?

All A is B; All C is A; Therefore, all C is B; All D is C; therefore, all D is B

400

Aristotelian sorites

What is a series of Fourth or Indirect First Figure?

400

Only the premise which contains the major term may be negative.

What is Rule #2 for Sorites?

400

Modus Tollens

What is mood of denial?

500

The conclusions of each component.

What is implicit (not explicit or are unexpressed)