'Main connective' diaporamas de présentation

PROPOSITIONAL LOGIC, CHAPTER 12

PROPOSITIONAL LOGIC, CHAPTER 12. PURPOSE: TO CAPTURE MORE COMPLEX FORMS OF ARGUMENTS. THESE ARGUMENTS MAY MIX DISJUNCTIVE STATEMENTS WITH HYPOTHETICAL ONES. E.G.: IF P OR Q, THEN R P R SYMBOLIC LOGIC: REPLACES ALL TERMS AND FORMS IN ANY ARGUMENT WITH SYMBOLS. 1. SYMBOLIC LOGIC.

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DEDUCTIVE REASONING: PROPOSITIONAL LOGIC

DEDUCTIVE REASONING: PROPOSITIONAL LOGIC. Purposes: To analyze complex claims and deductive argument forms To determine what arguments are valid or not To learn further how deduction works Logical relationships among statements Symbolic Logic: Using symbols instead of words. SYMBOLIC LOGIC.

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First-Order Logic

First-Order Logic. Chapter 8. Pros and cons of propositional logic. ? Propositional logic is declarative ? Propositional logic allows partial/disjunctive/negated information (unlike most data structures and databases) Propositional logic is compositional :

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Chapter 6 Quantified Truth Trees

Chapter 6 Quantified Truth Trees. 6.1 and 6.2: truth tree => NDL Practically useful 6.3: Models or interpretations => Slate Theoretically Important 6.4: From truth trees to interpretations Meta-theoretically Interesting. 6.1 Rule for Quantifiers.

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