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What is the definition of judgement?
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the act by which the intellect unites by affirming, or separates by denying
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What does a judgment unite (or separate)?
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judgement unites or separates two concepts
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What is the definition of proposition?
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a sentence that expresses truth or falsity
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What are three elements of any proposition?
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the subject-term; the predicate-term; the copula
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Explain what the subject-term is
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the verbal expression of the subject of a judgement
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Explain with the predicate-term is
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the verbal expression of the predicate of a judgement
7
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Explain what the copula is
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the word in the proposition that connects or relates the subject to the predicate
Traditional Logic I with Mrs. Downie
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Decks in class (26)
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Introduction7
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Chapter 15
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Chapter 1 Review12
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Chapter 27
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Chapter 2 Review19
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Chapter 310
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Chapter 3 Review29
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Chapter 47
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Chapter 4 Review36
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Chapter 58
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Chapter 5 Review44
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Chapter 6 Review50
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Chapters 6-76
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Chapter 7 Review50
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Chapter 81
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Chapter 8 Review51
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Chapter 98
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Chapter 9 Review59
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Chapter 1010
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Chapter 10 Review69
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Chapter 111
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Chapter 11 Review69
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Chapter 12 Review69
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Chapter 132
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Chapter 13 Review70
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Final Review68
