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Showing posts with label LOGIC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LOGIC. Show all posts

01527--Write a note on the eight fallacies.

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If we rely on experiences as evidence for our inferences and explanations, we must screen the ways in which we handle those that offer th...

01525--Write a note on types of the fallacy of non sequitur.

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If we rely on experiences as evidence for our inferences and explanations, we must sift through those that offer themselves so as to focus...

01524--Write a note on the ' Limits of Sense Experience'.

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What content for thought does sense experience, by itself, provide? Do we sense the structure or pattern of events or just unconnected bi...

01523--Write a note on the relationship between reason and the “revelations”.

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The early moderns elevated human reason, downplaying the epistemic role of revelation. Some also questioned the safety of relying on se...

01522-- Write a note on Subject classes and Venn Diagrams.

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Does every claim assert that its subject class has members? If so, what is a claim’s truth value when its subject class is empty? For in...

01521--Write a note on Categorical Syllogisms.

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A categorical syllogism consists of three categorical propositions—two premises and a conclusion. To be tested for validity, it must be...

01519--Write a note on immediate inferences.

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Standard-form categorical propositions with the same subject and predicate terms can be aligned in a traditional square of opposition...