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[FE 2011]  Logic II – 23.24

Semester II
wednesday 10:30 - 12:15

Course Information

Professor: JINDRáčEK, Efrem
Email: [email protected]
Language: English

ECTS: 3
Schedule:
Semester II
wednesday 10:30 - 12:15

Content

This course is a continuation and development of Logic I. We will reflect on the theory of supposition, compound propositions and different kinds of non-categorical syllogisms as modal, incomplete, compound and rhetoric. In the second half of the semester, we will examine and logical fallacies. The course will conclude with an introduction to symbolic language and different method of scientific demonstration and argumentation as deduction and induction.

tific demonstration and argumentation as deduction and induction.

Bibliography

ARISTOTLE, Second Analytics, Sophistical Refutations;
Raymond J. McCALL, Basic Logic, Barnes and Noble Books, New York-Hagerstown, San Francisco, London 1952;
Dennis Q. McINERNY, An Introduction to Foundational Logic, Elmhurst Township, PA: The Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter, 2012;
Manuel T. PIÑON, Fundamental Logic, Manila: University of Santo Tomas, 1973;
avid KELLEY: The Art of Reasoning. An Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking, W. W. Norton & Company, New York - London 2014 (4th edition)
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