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HACC Philosophy 102: Logic Text

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HACC Philosophy 102: Logic Text

Humanities
Author
Jonathan Gainor
Publisher
HACC
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LibreTexts
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Contents· 80 sections
  1. 01: Basic Concepts
  2. 1.01: Vital Course Concepts
  3. 1.02: Kinds of Inferences
  4. 1.03: Chapter 1 - Key Terms
  5. 1.E: Chapter One (Exercises)
  6. 02: Language Meaning and Definition
  7. 2.01: Breakdown of meaning
  8. 2.02: How does meaning work Definition and Concepts
  9. 2.03: Necessary and Sufficient Conditions
  10. 2.04: Chapter 2 - Key Terms
  11. 2.E: Chapter Two (Exercises)
  12. 03: Argument Mapping
  13. 3.01: The Basics
  14. 3.02: Missing Assumptions
  15. 3.03: Objections
  16. 3.04: More Complex Arguments
  17. 3.05: Argument Mapping Conclusion
  18. 3.06: Beginning to Evaluate Arguments
  19. 3.07: Chapter 3 - Key Terms
  20. 3.E: Chapter Three (Exercises)
  21. 04: Intellectual Virtues and Vices
  22. 4.01: What are Virtues and Vices
  23. 4.02: Some Intellectual Virtues
  24. 4.03: Some Intellectual Vices
  25. 4.E: Chapter Four (Exercises)
  26. 05: Communicating An Argument
  27. 5.01: Our Communication Frames Our Arguments
  28. 5.02: Defining Communication
  29. 5.03: The Communication Model
  30. 5.04: Verbal and Nonverbal Communication
  31. 5.05: The Influence of the Structure of Language
  32. 5.06: Using Words in an Argument
  33. 5.07: Creating Mutual Understanding
  34. 5.08: Ambiguity
  35. 5.09: Euphemisms
  36. 5.10: Double Speak
  37. 5.11: Impact of Language on Argumentation
  38. 5.12: One Last Thought On Language
  39. 5.13: Your Communication Style
  40. 5.14: The Focus of This Chapter
  41. 06: What is Logic
  42. 6.01: Core Concepts
  43. 07: Categorical Logic
  44. 7.01: The Basics
  45. 7.02: Venn Diagrams
  46. 7.03: Categorical Syllogisms
  47. 7.04: Proving the validity of immediate inferences
  48. 7.05: Key Terms
  49. 08: Propositional Logic
  50. 8.01: Logical Entailment
  51. 8.02: Propositions and their Connectors
  52. 8.03: More Thoughts on Symbolization
  53. 8.04: Logical Operators as Truth Functions
  54. 8.05: Logical Analysis using Truth Tables
  55. 8.06: Conclusion
  56. 8.E: Chapter Six (Exercises)
  57. 09: Natural Deduction
  58. 9.01: What is it
  59. 9.02: Basic Rules of Implication
  60. 9.03: More Rules of Implication
  61. 9.04: Rules of Replacement
  62. 9.05: More Rules
  63. 9.06: Why Learn Natural Deduction
  64. 9.07: Conversational Implicature
  65. 9.E: Chapter Seven (Exercises)
  66. 10: Inductive Reasoning - hypothetical causal statistical and others
  67. 10.01: Hypothetical Reasoning
  68. 10.02: Causal Reasoning
  69. 10.03: Statistical Generalization
  70. 10.04: Analogical Reasoning
  71. 10.05: Fallacies of Induction
  72. 10.E: Chapter Eight (Exercises)
  73. 11: Mental Heuristics and Biases
  74. 11.01: Classical Economics
  75. 11.02: Heuristics
  76. 12: Identifying Good Sources of Information
  77. 12.01: Sources of Information
  78. 12.02: Specific Stories or Information
  79. 12.03: Sources for this chapter
  80. 13: Conclusion - Intellectual Honesty Intellectual Humility and Charity