Exercises in Logic
Exercises in Logic
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" A Judgment claims to be true. " What is implied in this claim ?
210. What do you understand by Meaning ?
211. Consider the relation of Judgment to the Logical Proposition.
44 LOGIC EXERCISES.
212. Show how a consideration of the Proposition leads on naturally to a discussion of the Laws of Thought.
213. " We cannot get beneath judgment while remain- ing within the intelligible world. " What is the meaning of this statement ?
214. What is a negative judgment ? Consider its relation (a) to any ...affirmative judgment that it con- tradicts, (b) to any affirmative judgment that it pre- supposes, (c) to the affirmative judgment formed by combining the negative particle with the predicate.
215. Distinguish concept and judgment. Is judgment a relation of two concepts ? Eefer in your answer to the case of the impersonal judgment.
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251. What do you understand by a law of thought? Is there any contradiction in arguing that because some joys are transient, therefore some are not?
252. In what way do the "Laws of Thought" differ from (a) laws of nature, (6) laws of rhetoric ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A Judgment claims to be true. " What is implied in this claim ?
210. What do you understand by Meaning ?
211. Consider the relation of Judgment to the Logical Proposition.
44 LOGIC EXERCISES.
212. Show how a consideration of the Proposition leads on naturally to a discussion of the Laws of Thought.
213. " We cannot get beneath judgment while remain- ing within the intelligible world. " What is the meaning of this statement ?
214. What is a negative judgment ? Consider its relation (a) to any ...affirmative judgment that it con- tradicts, (b) to any affirmative judgment that it pre- supposes, (c) to the affirmative judgment formed by combining the negative particle with the predicate.
215. Distinguish concept and judgment. Is judgment a relation of two concepts ? Eefer in your answer to the case of the impersonal judgment.
§2.
251. What do you understand by a law of thought? Is there any contradiction in arguing that because some joys are transient, therefore some are not?
252. In what way do the "Laws of Thought" differ from (a) laws of nature, (6) laws of rhetoric ?
What to read after Exercises in Logic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic C Frederic Charles Bartlett to read onlineMoreLess
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