• Lectures by Chapter
    • Chapter 1: The Art and Science of Sound Reasoning
    • Part 1: Finding Clarity
      • Chapter 2: Concepts and Terms
      • Chapter 3: Knowing What We’re Talking About
      • Chapter 4: The Arts of Division and Definition
    • Part 2: Expressing Truth
      • Chapter 5: Judgments and Propositions
      • Chapter 6: Opposition and Equivalence
    • Part 3: Expanding Knowledge
      • Chapter 7: The Categorical Syllogism
      • Chapter 8: Compound Syllogisms
      • Chapter 9: Advanced Deductive Arguments
      • Chapter 10: Inductive Reasoning
    • Part 4: Detecting Fallacies
      • Chapter 11: Informal Fallacies
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Logic Lectures

Chapter 3: Knowing What We’re Talking About

3.1 Substance, Accidents, and the Ten Categories

3.2 The Intrinsic Accidents

3.3 The Extrinsic Accidents

3.4 Predication, Qualification, and Abstraction

3.5 The Five Predicables
3.6 The Essential Predicables

3.7 The Non-Essential Predicables

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