- man (minor premise), we may
validly conclude that
Socrates is mortal.
Syllogistic arguments are
usually represented in a three-line form: All men are mortal...
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Boolean logic is a
system of
syllogistic logic invented by 19th-century
British mathematician George Boole,
which attempts to
incorporate the "empty set"...
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logic and
formal semantics, term logic, also
known as
traditional logic,
syllogistic logic or
Aristotelian logic, is a
loose name for an
approach to formal...
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scholar Bhāviveka. Bhāviveka
criticised Buddhapalita’s
abstinence from
syllogistic reasoning in his
commentary on Nāgārjuna.
Following the
example of the...
- Aristotle's Metaphysics. Hackett. Rose, Lynn E. (1968). Aristotle's
Syllogistic.
Charles C. Thomas. Ross,
David (1995).
Aristotle (6th ed.). Routledge...
- The
False Subtlety of the Four
Syllogistic Figures Proved (German: Die
falsche Spitzfindigkeit der vier
syllogistischen Figuren erwiesen) is an essay...
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corresponds to the modern-day
strict conditional.
Chrysippus developed a
syllogistic or
system of
deduction in
which he made use of five
types of
basic arguments...
- in
which this may happen; for example, if the
argument has not
taken syllogistic form at all, he may
argue from
premises which are less
known or equally...
- This is a list of
mathematical logic topics. For
traditional syllogistic logic, see the list of
topics in logic. See also the list of com****bility and...
- an
argument that has a
universal premise and a
particular conclusion.
Syllogistic fallacies –
logical fallacies that
occur in syllogisms.
Affirmative conclusion...
