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Copi I.M., Cohen C. — Introduction to logic
Copi I.M., Cohen C. — Introduction to logic



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Название: Introduction to logic

Авторы: Copi I.M., Cohen C.

Аннотация:

There are obvious benefits to be gained from the study of logic: heightened ability to express ideas clearly and concisely, increased skill in defining one's terms, and enlarged capacity to formulate arguments rigiously and to analyze them critically.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Математика/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Издание: 8-th edition

Год издания: 1981

Количество страниц: 291

Добавлена в каталог: 14.03.2011

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Schaefer, David      43
Schaefer, Roberta      43
Schilpp, P. A.      126
Schlauch, Margaret      80
Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr.      44
Schopenhauer, Arthur      11 12 91 368
Schuck, Victoria      27 251
Schurz, Carl      87
science      418—457
Science in scientific investigation      439—443
Science, classification as hypothesis      448—452
Science, compatibility with other hypotheses      427—428
Science, detective as scientist and      430 439 below)
Science, evaluating      425—430
Science, hypotheses      425—430
Science, hypotheses and      443—448
Science, predictive or explanatory power      428—429
Science, relevance      426
Science, scientific explanations      422—425
Science, scientific explanations, evaluating      (see Hypotheses above)
Science, scientific method formulating hypothesis      435—436 441
Science, scientific method in detective work      430—439
Science, scientific method preliminary hypothesis      432—433 440
Science, scientific method problem      430—432 439 440
Science, scientific method, application      438—439 442
Science, scientific method, collecting additional facts      434—435 440—441
Science, scientific method, deducing further consequences      436—437 442
Science, simplicity of      429—430
Science, testability      427
Science, testability, Mill’s methods and      (see Causal connections)
Science, testing consequences      437—438 442
Science, values of      418—421
Scotus, Duns      111 124 127 230 234
Scriven, Michael      18
Second Treatise on Government (Locke)      35—36
Second-order enthymeme      232
Sefler, George      ix
Segal, Julius      386
Self-contradictory, statement form as      288
Seligman, Daniel      252
Semmelweis, Ignaz      390
Sentences      71—73
Sentences, categories      71—72
Sentences, propositions distinct from      5—6
Sestanovich, Stephen      41
Sextus Empiricus      3 26 243 250
Shakespeare, William      7 15 35 79 181 234
Shaw, Albert      ix
Shaw, George Bernard      75 234 272
Shelley, Percy Bysshe      156
Sheridan      134
Sherman, William Tecumseh      76
Shils, Edward      125
Shirer, William L.      26
Shoemaker, Robert      ix
Silk, Joseph      361
Simple dilemma      245
Simple enumeration      381—383
Simple predicate      326
simple statement      255 256 257
Simplicity, of hypotheses      429—430
simplification      298
Sinclair, John      86
Sine qua non rule      492
Singer, Isaac Bashevis      229
Single arguments, diagrams for      18—22
Singular propositions      324—326
Sinnott, Edmund W.      454
Skinner, B. F.      17
Slive, David      36
Smart, J. J. C.      229
Smith, J. P.      86
Smith, Joseph      423
Smith, Kenneth M.      389
Smith, Lloyd      427
Smith, Theobald      77
Smith, William      74
Socrates      98 100—101 104 125 137
Sognnaes, Reider F.      389
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander      96
Sontag, Susan      18 360
Sophisms, as fallacies of ambiguity      (see Fallacies)
Sophocles      139
Sorites      235—237
Sound argument      52—53
Special theory of relativity      447 448
Specific form of given argument      277
Specific form of statement      287
Speer      30
Speer, Lisa      13
Spencer, Herbert      153 369
Spinoza, Baruch      77 157 244
Spock, Benjamin      369
Square of opposition      168—172
Square of opposition, traditional      182 183
St. Aubyn, Giles      87
St. Germans, Earl of      24
Stalin      244
Standard-form categorical propositions      (see Categorical propositions)
Standard-form categorical syllogisms      (see Categorical syllogisms)
Standard-form translation of the given, syllogistic argument      214 216
Standards of proof      495
Stanford v. Kentucky      498
Stare decisis      484
Starr, Chauncey      418
Statement forms      286—288
Statement variables      276
statements      6
statements, compound      255—257
Statements, simple      256 257
Statements, truth value of      256
Statutory laws      481
Steame, Russell      32
Steffens, Lincoln      83—84 158
Steinberg, Carol      34
Stevens, John Paul      43
Stevenson, Charles L.      82 445
Stine, Whitney      124
Stipulative definitions      132—133
Stipulative definitions in law      487
Stobaeus, Joannes      87
Stokes v. City of Sac City      492
Strachey, John      107
Stradivari, Antonio      152
Strauss, Leo      250
Subaltemate      171
Subaltemation      171
Subaltern      171
Subcondusion      36 37
Subcontraries      330
Subcontraries, propositions as      169—170
Subject-predicate propositions      330—335
Subjective connotation      147
Substance rules      498—499
Substitution instance      277 326
Sufficient cause, in law      492
Sufficient condition      379
Sufficient condition for occurrence of an event      377—378
Suits, Daniel B.      18 156
Sullivan, Arthur S.      41
Sumichrast, Michael      244
Sumner, Charles      86
Sumner, W. G.      158
Superaltem      171
Swift, Jonathan      122
Syllogisms      191 (see also Categorical syllogisms)
Syllogisms, disjunctive      238—241 259
Syllogisms, hypothetical      238—241
Syllogistic argument, enthymemes      231—233
Syllogistic argument, reducing number of terms in      214—217
Syllogistic argument, testing      214—215
Syllogistic argument, uniform translation      225—226
Symbolic logic      253—294
Symbolic logic, argument forms      275—283
Symbolic logic, conditional statements      265—272
Symbolic logic, conjunction      255—257
Symbolic logic, contingent statements      288
Symbolic logic, contradiction      288
Symbolic logic, De Morgan's theorems      289—290
Symbolic logic, disjunction      258—260
Symbolic logic, laws of thought      293—294
Symbolic logic, logical equivalence      288—289
Symbolic logic, material equivalence      288
Symbolic logic, material implication      290—291 292
Symbolic logic, negation      258
Symbolic logic, punctuation for      260—262
Symbolic logic, statement forms      286—288
Symbolic logic, tautology      287
Symbolic logic, value of special symbols      253—254
Symbolism, for categorical propositions      184—186
Symbols, definitions of      131
Symons, Arthur      76
Synonymous definition      147—148
Synonyms, eliminating from syllogistic argument      215
Szasz, Thomas S.      15 43
Tacitus      87
Tautology      287 305
Teller, Edward      96
Testability, of scientific hypotheses      427
Theoretical definitions      137
Third-order enthymeme      232
Thomas, Keith      41
Thomas, Lewis      23
Thomas, Stephen N.      18
Thoreau, Henry David      87
Thought, Laws of      293—294
Thought, logic and      4
Thouless, Robert      80—81
Thrasymachus      125
Through the Looking Glass (Carroll)      113—114
Thucydides      452
Thurow, Lester      40 42 45
Tieck, Ludwig      76
Tilde, negation formed by      258
Todorov, Tzvetan      251
Tolstoi, Lyof, Count      155
Toombs, Robert      120
Townsend, Burke      ix
Traditional square of opposition      168—172 182 183
Translation to standard form      214
Translation, uniform      225—227
Transposition      305
Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge (Berkeley)      65—66
Tripp, Wilson      456
Trollope, Anthony      112
Truman, Bess      80
Truman, Harry      80 107
Truth table for material equivalence      288
Truth table for tautology      287
Truth table, dot symbol defined by      257
Truth table, horseshoe defined by      268 270
Truth table, negation symbol defined by      258
Truth table, validity of argument form with      278
Truth table, validity of hypothetical syllogism with      281—282
Truth table, validity of modus ponens argument with      280—281
Truth table, wedge defined by      259
Truth value, of statement      256
Truth, validity and      50—54
Truth-functional compound statement      256
Truth-functional connective      256
Tu quoque, as circumstantial ad hominem argument      99
Tuchman, Barbara W.      17 40 207—208
Tucker, William      125
Tullgren v. Amoskeag Mfg. Co.      494
Turing, A. M.      16 242
Twain, Mark      112
Tzu — Kung      122
Ulysses (Joyce)      4
Unconscious syllogism      207—208
Undistributed middle, fallacy of the      208 223
Uniform translation      225—227
Unit class      218
Universal affirmative      330—331 332 333
Universal affirmative proposition      162 165
Universal generalization, principle of      338—339
Universal instantiation, principle of      336—337
Universal negative      330 332 333
Universal negative proposition      163 165
Universal quantification      328 329
Unstated conclusion      13 28
Validity      46
Validity of argument      275—283
Validity, formal proof of      295—298 304—308
Validity, quantification theory of proving      336—340
Validity, truth and      50—54
Van Den Haag, Ernest      24 32 113 124 375
Vance, Cyrus      29 30
Vander, Arthur J.      44
Variable      276
Velasquez      188
Vemoff, Edward      44
Venn diagrams      189—190
Venn Diagrams, syllogisms tested with      197—205
Venn, John      189
Verbal definitions      (see Stipulative definitions)
Verbal dispute      128—131
Vesalius      400
Vinovskis, Maris A.      125
Vogt, Karl      360
Von Clausewitz, Carl      155
Von Hirsch, Andrew      74
Von Moltke, Helmuth      75
Von Treitschke      77
Wetterau, Elaine      ix
Whewell, William      46 47 402
Whipple, Fred L.      456
Whitehead, Alfred North      254
Whitehead, T. N.      416
Whitman v. W. T. Grant Co.      492
Wiener, N.      358
Wiener, P. P.      447
Wigmore, John H      366
Wilde, Oscar      156 157
Will, George F.      25 41 76 107 108
Willets, David G.      416
Williams, B. A. D.      371
Williams, Glanville      251
Williamson, Robert C.      416
Wilson v. State of Texas      493
Wilson, James Q.      41
Wilson, Katherine S.      454
Winks, Robin W.      449
Winnie, John A.      306
Wittgenstein, Ludwig      66 158
Wollheim, Richard      37
Woodbridge, C. G.      414
Woods, John      92
Words, emotive      78—81
Wordsworth, William      68
Wu Rukang      24 42
Wurtele, Morton G.      453
Wyndner, Ernest L.      385
Xenophon      100
Yellow journalism      96
Zanker, Alfred      31
Zawadsky, John P.      ix
Zeeman's effect      390—391
Zembaty, J. S.      20
Zinsser, Hans      458
Zonana, Victor F.      15
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