A conclusion is the final claim derived logically from the premises of an argument. It represents the point the argument…
A categorical syllogism is a deductive reasoning form in Aristotelian logic. It uses three categorical propositions and three terms to…
A proposition linking two categories, stating whether some or all of one are part of the other. Crucial for syllogisms…
Barbara (AAA) is a standard Aristotelian syllogism with three universal affirmative propositions. It follows the structure: All M are P,…
Assertion is a fundamental principle in logic, also known as pseudo modus ponens. It states that if A is true…
Aristotle's traditional logic, a foundational system in Western thought, centers on syllogisms and the principle of non-contradiction. It provides a…
An argument is a structured set of statements designed to persuade an audience or justify a conclusion. It involves presenting…
A logical fallacy where an argument incorrectly assumes the antecedent is true because the consequent is true. It's a common…
An A-proposition, a type of categorical proposition, asserts that all members of the subject category are included in the predicate…