Logic Lectures

Chapter 5 of 11  ·  Part 2: Expressing Truth

Judgments and Propositions

Before beginning Chapter 5, you might enjoy The Tale of Mr. Morton.

5.1  Subjects, Predicates, and the Categorical Proposition

5.2  Quality, Quantity, and Standard Logical Form

5.3  Visualizing the Four Basic Categorical Propositions

5.4  Supposition (Again) and Distribution

5.5  Translation to Standard Logical Form

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