Palaestra Logica
Palaestra Logica
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(30) 'When men are good, laws are needless; when men are corrupt, laws are broken. ' 242, 246. Supply minor premiss, ' Men are either good or corrupt. ' But many men are neither so good as to need no laws, or so corrupt as to break them : hence conclusion ' laws are either needless or broken ' is worthless.
(31) ' Socrates being a lover of truth was persecuted: therefore all philosophers are the objects of popular hatred. ' Socrates was persecuted: Socrates was a philosopher; . -. All philosoph...ers are persecuted. 127.
Fallacies. 93 (32) 'In moral matters we cannot stand still; . -. He who does not go forward is sure to fall back. ' Verbally a correct disjunctive syllogism. 'We must in moral matters either stand still, go forward, or fall back : A cannot stand still, and does not go forward; . -. A falls back. ' Really a petitio principii ; anyone who denied the conclusion would deny the premiss.
(33) ' Lias lies above red sandstone : red sandstone lies above coal ; therefore lias lies above coal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(30) 'When men are good, laws are needless; when men are corrupt, laws are broken. ' 242, 246. Supply minor premiss, ' Men are either good or corrupt. ' But many men are neither so good as to need no laws, or so corrupt as to break them : hence conclusion ' laws are either needless or broken ' is worthless.
(31) ' Socrates being a lover of truth was persecuted: therefore all philosophers are the objects of popular hatred. ' Socrates was persecuted: Socrates was a philosopher; . -. All philosoph...ers are persecuted. 127.
Fallacies. 93 (32) 'In moral matters we cannot stand still; . -. He who does not go forward is sure to fall back. ' Verbally a correct disjunctive syllogism. 'We must in moral matters either stand still, go forward, or fall back : A cannot stand still, and does not go forward; . -. A falls back. ' Really a petitio principii ; anyone who denied the conclusion would deny the premiss.
(33) ' Lias lies above red sandstone : red sandstone lies above coal ; therefore lias lies above coal.
What to read after Palaestra Logica?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Forbes to read onlineMoreLess
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