Logic and Argumentation · Logic and Argumentation

Syllogistic Reasoning

Introduction to Aristotelian logic and the structure of categorical syllogisms.

Key Questions

  1. 1Can an argument be logical even if its premises are false?
  2. 2How do we ensure that our conclusions follow necessarily from our starting points?
  3. 3What makes a deductive argument valid?

CBSE Learning Outcomes

CBSE: Aristotelian Syllogism and Categorical Propositions - Class 12
Class: Class 12
Subject: Philosophy
Unit: Logic and Argumentation
Period: Logic and Argumentation

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