Hum011 (Lesson 2) Introduction to Logic Flashcards

1
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Who introduced the word Logic?

A

Zeno

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2
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Where did the word Logic come from?

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Greek word: Logikie

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3
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What does logikie mean?

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Discourses on Thinking/ Treatise on Thought

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4
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What is Logic?

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The science of correct reasoning

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5
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______ is not the foundation of knowledge; it is only a _______?

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Logic; tool

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6
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is the power to perform certain actions guided by “special knowledge” and executed with skill

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ART

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7
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Precise symbolic representations of logical concepts

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Symbolic Logic

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8
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Application of logical concepts to the analysis of everyday reasoning and problem-solving

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Informal Logic

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9
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Study of abstract relationships between concepts

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Symbolic Logic

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10
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Types of Logic (2)

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Symbolic Logic
Informal Logic

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11
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There is a need for the human person to obtain knowledge

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Nyaya Philosophy

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where was Nyaya philosophy?

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India

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13
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Who authored the nyaya philosphy

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Siddharta Gautama

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14
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WHat does Nyaya mean

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Logical argument/syllogism

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15
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Error-free cognition

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Perception -

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16
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Comes from direct contact between the senses and object

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Perception

17
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Use of implication

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Inference-

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Comparison

19
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Due to authority and not by direct experience

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Verbal Testimony

20
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  • asked what the about the origin of the universe
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Pre-aristotelian

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where was Pre-aristotelian

22
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What are the four means of obtaining knowledge

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Perception
Inference
Analogy
Verbal Testimony

23
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Epistemology

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Post Aristotelian

24
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Who is the founder of logic?

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Who is the first thinker to devise a logical system?
Aristotle
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explained and defended aristotle’s work on logic
post-Aristotelian
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devised mnemonic names for the valid moods canvassed in the Prior Analytics
The Scholastics and Crusaders
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Has Sciences (specifically Mathematics)
Modern Logic
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What are the sciences of modern logic
Algebraic School Logicist School Mathematical School
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What are the Historical development of Logic? (6)
Nyaya Philosophy pre-aristotelian Aristotelian Post-aristotelian The scholastics and Crusaders Modern Logic
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The act by which the intellect grasps the essence of something
Simple apprehension
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lays hold of the thing mentally
Apprehension
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the intellect merely takes the thing in without any affirmation or denial about it
Simple
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A mental operation that pronounces the identity or non-identity between two ideas
Judgment
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A mental act that proceeds from the previously known truth to a new truth
Reasoning
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Divisions of logic
Simple apprehension Judgment Reasoning