Formal language (relevant) Flashcards

1
Q

What does the development of formal language allow?

A

Symbolisation of arguments that show them to be valid in the virtue of their form

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2
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What is the language

A

Truth-functional logic

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3
Q

What is symbolisation?

A

Replacing component sentences with letters and connectives with symbols

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4
Q

What does symbolisation show?

A

Clearly why arguments are valid

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5
Q

What are uppercase letters used to represent?

A

Sentences

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6
Q

¬

A

negation

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7
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conjunction

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8
Q

v

A

disjunction

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9
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Conditional

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10
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Biconditional

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11
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Negation

A

‘It is not the case that…’

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12
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Conjunction

A

‘Both…and…’

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13
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Disjunction

A

‘Either…or…’

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14
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Conditional

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‘If…then…’

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15
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Biconditional

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‘…if and only if…’

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16
Q

Why are brackets needed?

A

To make more complicated symbolisation easier ti understand

17
Q

By replacing component sentences with uppercase letters/sentence connectives with symbols…

A

We can clearly show why arguments are valid in their form