Simple Apprehension
The mental act of grasping the essence of something without affirming or denying it.
What is simple apprehension?
This refers to the completely articulated sum of intelligible aspects (or notes) in a concept.
What is comprehension?
The extent to which a concept applies to reality- how many things it describes.
What is extension?
Signification is concerned with the type of ______ a term has.
What is meaning?
Supposition is the kind of _______ a term has in a proposition.
What is existence or reality?
The verbal expression of simple apprehension.
What is term?
The more comprehension a term has, the less it has of this.
What is extension?
Terms can be univocal, equivocal, or this third type.
What is analogous?
The type of term always means exactly the same thing in every use.
What is univocal?
These are the three logical acts: Simple Apprehension, Judgement, and this one.
What is Deductive Inference?
Comprehnsion answers the question: "What is it?" and shows the thing's what?
What is essence?
This term is spelled and pronounced exactly alike, but has different and unrelated meaning.
What is equivocal?
The three aspects of simple apprehension are: sense perception, mental image, and this.
What is concept?
This Greek philosopher developed the tree used to explain comprehension.
Who is Porphyry?
This type of term has related but not identical meanings in different contexts.
What is analogous?
The three kinds of supposition are: real, logical, and this.
What is material supposition?