'Deductive argument' diaporamas de présentation

Reasoning Effectively

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Introduction & Arguments

Applied Ethics. Introduction & Arguments. APPLIED ETHICS. Lecturers: Chan Chong Fai Tang Chak Kin Tutors: Chan Chong Fai Tang Chak Kin. Teaching Mode. Lectures and tutorials. A lecture (2hrs 10min) every week; One tutorial (1 hr) every two weeks;

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Philosophy of Religion

Philosophy of Religion. Foundation. Plato and Aristotle. Analogy of the Cave Concept of the Forms, especially the Form of the Good Concept of Body/Soul distinction Ideas about Cause and Purpose in relation to God Concept of Body/Soul distinction Aristotle on the Forms. The Nature of God.

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Moral Reasoning

Moral Reasoning. What is moral reasoning?. Moral reasoning is ordinary critical reasoning or critical thinking applied to moral arguments. Critical Thinking. The careful, systematic evaluation of statements and arguments. Critical Thinking. Reasoning Well Involves Arguments.

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Philosophy 1010 Class #3

Philosophy 1010 Class #3. Title: Introduction to Philosophy Instructor: Paul Dickey E-mail Address: pdickey2@mccneb.edu. Today: Submit Logic Homework Assignment.

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Section 1.2 Evidence and Inference

Section 1.2 Evidence and Inference. Proving Your Point. Logic vs. Psychology. Logic attempts to determine how people should reason if they want to avoid error and falsehood. Psychology attempts to determine how people do reason. Arguments.

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Philosophy 1100

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Dr. Robert Barnard

Philosophy 103 Linguistics 103 Yet, still, even further more, expanded, Introductory Logic: Critical Thinking. Dr. Robert Barnard. Last Time : . Definitions Lexical Theoretical Precising Pursuasive Logical Form Form and Validity. Plan for Today. Deductive Argument Forms

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Critical Thinking

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Learning Objectives:

Learning Objectives:. To recognize the elements of an argument. To recognize types of arguments. To evaluate arguments. To recognize errors in logical reasoning. Parts of an Argument. ISSUE - problem or controversy about which people disagree CLAIM - the position on the issue

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INTEGRATED MATH 3

INTEGRATED MATH 3. OBJECTIVES: Recognize the role of inductive reasoning in making conjectures and recognize the limitations of inductive reasoning. Recognize the need for proof and be able to create a simple deductive argument to prove a mathematical assertion.

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Say What? Finding the Logic Behind Good Arguments

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Reason

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Inductive, Deductive Reasoning

Inductive, Deductive Reasoning. ??. ( ????? ) ?.?.???? ?????? ?.?. M.P.H. Inductive and Deductive Reasoning Many people distinguish between two basic kinds of argument: inductive and deductive. Induction is usually described as moving from the specific to the general,

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2 Basic Types of Reasoning

2 Basic Types of Reasoning. Deductive Inductive. Deductive Reasoning. Attempts to provide sufficient (or conclusive) evidence for the conclusion Deductive reasoning can be recognized by the structure of the argument and sometimes by the conclusion offered. Inductive Reasoning.

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H arr y P otter

Sophie Heflin Maile Murphy Erin Dennis. H arr y P otter. Chapter 2 Review: Reasoning and Proof. This Chapter Covers: 2-1: Inductive Reasoning and Conjecture 2-2: Logic 2-3: Conditional Statements 2-4: Deductive Reasoning 2-5: Postulates and Paragraph Proofs 2-6: Algebraic Proof

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Deductive Arguments and Validity

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Lecture 2: Deduction, Induction, Validity, Soundness

Lecture 2: Deduction, Induction, Validity, Soundness. Premises are supposed to provide reason to believe conclusions. Under what circumstances do premises succeed in doing this? How do we distinguish good from bad arguments?.

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Pythagoras of Samos , 570-495 bce

Pythagoras of Samos , 570-495 bce. From Capitoline Museums , Rome. Pythagoras .

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