The Theory of Thought. a Treatise On Deductive Logic
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" (b)— Either if A is B, C is D ; or if E is E, C is D ; — having antecedents disjunct and consequents identical.
2, Complex, —Either if A is B, C is D ; or if E is P, G is H.
— having antecedents disjunct and consequents disjunct.
The following are concrete examples of these forms : 1 (a) — If Socrates was innocent, Anytus was either deceived or perjured.
If we go to war, we must either contract a debt or increase taxation, or in- demnify ourselves at the enemy's expense.
1 (b) — If man is eit...her well or ill deserving, he is a moral agent.
If my king is moved, or if he is covered, or if I capture the attacking piece, I am checkmated at the next move.
2 If the prisoner knew the consequences of his act, he was criminal ; or if not, he was insane.
Either if education is popular, compulsion is unnecessary ; or if it is un- popular, compulsion will be resisted ; or if the people are indifferent, compulsion will be fruitless.
CONDITIONALS. 211 § 5. Upon the basis of the conditional propositions now described, logicians have erected a system of syllogizing corresponding in ter- minology with the categorical system.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (b)— Either if A is B, C is D ; or if E is E, C is D ; — having antecedents disjunct and consequents identical.
2, Complex, —Either if A is B, C is D ; or if E is P, G is H.
— having antecedents disjunct and consequents disjunct.
The following are concrete examples of these forms : 1 (a) — If Socrates was innocent, Anytus was either deceived or perjured.
If we go to war, we must either contract a debt or increase taxation, or in- demnify ourselves at the enemy's expense.
1 (b) — If man is eit...her well or ill deserving, he is a moral agent.
If my king is moved, or if he is covered, or if I capture the attacking piece, I am checkmated at the next move.
2 If the prisoner knew the consequences of his act, he was criminal ; or if not, he was insane.
Either if education is popular, compulsion is unnecessary ; or if it is un- popular, compulsion will be resisted ; or if the people are indifferent, compulsion will be fruitless.
CONDITIONALS. 211 § 5. Upon the basis of the conditional propositions now described, logicians have erected a system of syllogizing corresponding in ter- minology with the categorical system.
What to read after The Theory of Thought. a Treatise On Deductive Logic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis, Noah Knowles, 1830-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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