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Chapter 1 | Basic Concepts | 1 |
1.1 | Arguments, Premises, and Conclusions | 1 |
1.2 | Recognizing Arguments | 13 |
1.3 | Deduction and Induction | 31 |
1.4 | Validity, Truth, Soundness, Strength, Cogency | 41 |
1.5 | Argument Forms: Proving Invalidity | 52 |
1.6 | Extended Arguments | 59 |
Chapter 2 | Language: Meaning and Definition | 72 |
2.1 | Varieties of Meaning | 72 |
2.2 | The Intension and Extension of Terms | 82 |
2.3 | Definitions and Their Purposes | 87 |
2.4 | Definitional Techniques | 94 |
2.5 | Criteria for Lexical Definitions | 104 |
Chapter 3 | Informal Fallacies | 111 |
3.1 | Fallacies in General | 111 |
3.2 | Fallacies of Relevance | 114 |
3.3 | Fallacies of Weak Induction | 130 |
3.4 | Fallacies of Presumption, Ambiguity, and Grammatical Analogy | 147 |
3.5 | Fallacies in Ordinary Language | 170 |
Chapter 4 | Categorical Propositions | 188 |
4.1 | The Components of Categorical Propositions | 188 |
4.2 | Quality, Quantity, and Distribution | 190 |
4.3 | Venn Diagrams and the Modern Square of Opposition | 195 |
4.4 | Conversion, Obversion, and Contraposition | 204 |
4.5 | The Traditional Square of Opposition | 214 |
4.6 | Venn Diagrams and the Traditional Standpoint | 224 |
4.7 | Translating Ordinary Language Statements into Categorical Form | 230 |
Chapter 5 | Categorical Syllogisms | 242 |
5.1 | Standard Form, Mood, and Figure | 242 |
5.2 | Venn Diagrams | 249 |
5.3 | Rules and Fallacies | 261 |
5.4 | Reducing the Number of Terms | 269 |
5.5 | Ordinary Language Arguments | 272 |
5.6 | Enthymemes | 275 |
5.7 | Sorites | 280 |
Chapter 6 | Propositional Logic | 287 |
6.1 | Symbols and Translation | 287 |
6.2 | Truth Functions | 298 |
6.3 | Truth Tables for Propositions | 310 |
6.4 | Truth Tables for Arguments | 319 |
6.5 | Indirect Truth Tables | 324 |
6.6 | Argument Forms and Fallacies | 330 |
Chapter 7 | Natural Deduction in Propositional Logic | 348 |
7.1 | Rules of Implication I | 348 |
7.2 | Rules of Implication II | 359 |
7.3 | Rules of Replacement I | 369 |
7.4 | Rules of Replacement II | 380 |
7.5 | Conditional Proof | 390 |
7.6 | Indirect Proof | 395 |
7.7 | Proving Logical Truths | 401 |
Chapter 8 | Predicate Logic | 405 |
8.1 | Symbols and Translation | 405 |
8.2 | Using the Rules of Inference | 414 |
8.3 | Change of Quantifier Rule | 425 |
8.4 | Conditional and Indirect Proof | 429 |
8.5 | Proving Invalidity | 435 |
8.6 | Relational Predicates and Overlapping Quantifiers | 441 |
8.7 | Identity | 453 |
Chapter 9 | Induction | 468 |
9.1 | Analogy and Legal and Moral Reasoning | 468 |
9.2 | Causality and Mill's Methods | 487 |
9.3 | Probability | 508 |
9.4 | Statistical Reasoning | 525 |
9.5 | Hypothetical/Scientific Reasoning | 544 |
9.6 | Science and Superstition | 564 |
Answers to Selected Exercises | 592 | |
Glossary/Index | 654 |
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