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Traditional Logic II

Martin Cothran

Instructor

Traditional Logic II

Chapter 8

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Types of Hypotheticals

ConditionalDisjunctiveConjunctive

Types of Hypotheticals

ConditionalDisjunctiveConjunctive

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Types of Hypotheticals

ConditionalDisjunctiveConjunctive

What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

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What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

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What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

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What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

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What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

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Disjunctive Syllogisms

Either Socrates is a philosopher, or Socrates is a

farmer

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is a philosopher

Disjunctive Syllogisms

Either Socrates is a philosopher, or Socrates is a

farmer

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is a philosopher

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Disjunctive Syllogisms

Either Socrates is a philosopher, or Socrates is a

farmer

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is a philosopher

Disjunctive Syllogisms

Either Socrates is a philosopher, or Socrates is a

farmer

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is a philosopher

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Disjunctive Statements

Either P or Q

~P

Therefore, Q

Disjunctive Syllogisms

Either Socrates is a farmer, or Socrates is a

philosopher

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is a philosopher

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What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

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Disjunctive Syllogisms

Either Socrates is a farmer, or Socrates is a

philosopher

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is philosopher

Alternants

Either Socrates is a farmer, or Socrates is a

philosopher

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is philosopher

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Disjunctive Syllogisms

Either Socrates is a farmer, or Socrates is a

philosopher

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is philosopher

What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

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What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

Disjunctive Syllogisms

Either Socrates is a farmer, or Socrates is a

philosopher

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is philosopher

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Disjunctive Syllogisms

Either P, or Q

Not P

Therefore, Q

Denying the first alternant

Denying the second alternant

Affirming the first alternant

Affirming the second alternant

Four moods in disjunctive hypothetical syllogisms

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What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Disjunctive Syllogisms

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Disjunctive Fallacies

Fallacy of Affirming the First Alternant

Either P, or Q

P

Therefore, not Q

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Fallacy of Affirming the First Alternant

Either Jesus is God, or Jesus is a man

Jesus is God

Therefore, Jesus is not a man

Fallacy of Affirming the First Alternant

Either Socrates is a farmer, or Socrates is a

philosopher

Socrates is philosopher

Therefore, Socrates is not a farmer

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What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

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Inclusive vs. Exclusive Disjunctions

Either Socrates is a farmer, or Socrates is a

philosopher

Inclusive vs. Exclusive Disjunctions

Either Socrates is a philosopher, or Socrates is not a

philosopher

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What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Hypothetical Syllogisms

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Rules for ReductionRule #1: The minor premise and the conclusion must remain unchanged

Rule #2: The major premise is changed from a disjunctive statement to a conditional

statement by:Step #1: Placing the alternant denied in the

minor premise in the place of the consequent

Step #2: Placing the denial of the other alternant in the place of the antecedent

Rules for ReductionRule #1: The minor premise and the conclusion must remain unchanged

Rule #2: The major premise is changed from a disjunctive statement to a conditional

statement by:Step #1: Placing the alternant denied in the

minor premise in the place of the consequent

Step #2: Placing the denial of the other alternant in the place of the antecedent

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Reduction of Disjunctive Syllogisms

Either Socrates is a farmer or Socrates is a philosopher

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is a philosopher

Reduction of Disjunctive Syllogisms

Either Socrates is a farmer or Socrates is a philosopher

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is a philosopher

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Rules for ReductionRule #1: The minor premise and the conclusion must remain unchanged

Rule #2: The major premise is changed from a disjunctive statement to a conditional

statement by:Step #1: Placing the alternant denied in the

minor premise in the place of the consequent

Step #2: Placing the denial of the other alternant in the place of the antecedent

Rules for ReductionRule #1: The minor premise and the conclusion must remain unchanged

Rule #2: The major premise is changed from a disjunctive statement to a conditional

statement by:Step #1: Placing the alternant denied in the

minor premise in the place of the consequent

Step #2: Placing the denial of the other alternant in the place of the antecedent

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Reduction of Disjunctive Syllogisms

Either Socrates is a farmer or Socrates is a philosopher

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is a philosopher

Reduction of Disjunctive Syllogisms

Either Socrates is a farmer or Socrates is a philosopher

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is a philosopher

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Reduction of Disjunctive Syllogisms

If _______________________, then Socrates is a farmer

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is a philosopher

Rules for ReductionRule #1: The minor premise and the conclusion must remain unchanged

Rule #2: The major premise is changed from a disjunctive statement to a conditional

statement by:Step #1: Placing the alternant denied in the

minor premise in the place of the consequent

Step #2: Placing the denial of the other alternant in the place of the antecedent

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Rules for ReductionRule #1: The minor premise and the conclusion must remain unchanged

Rule #2: The major premise is changed from a disjunctive statement to a conditional

statement by:Step #1: Placing the alternant denied in the

minor premise in the place of the consequent

Step #2: Placing the denial of the other alternant in the place of the antecedent

Reduction of Disjunctive Syllogisms

Either Socrates is a farmer or Socrates is a philosopher

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is a philosopher

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Reduction of Disjunctive Syllogisms

Either Socrates is a farmer or Socrates is a philosopher

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is a philosopher

Reduction of Disjunctive Syllogisms

If _______________________, then Socrates is a farmer

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is a philosopher

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Reduction of Disjunctive Syllogisms

If Socrates is not a philosopher, then Socrates is a farmer

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is a philosopher

Reduction of Disjunctive Syllogisms

If Socrates is not a philosopher, then Socrates is a farmer

Socrates is not a farmer

Therefore, Socrates is a philosopher

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What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Disjunctive Syllogisms

What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Disjunctive Syllogisms

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What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Disjunctive Syllogisms

What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Disjunctive Syllogisms

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What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Disjunctive Syllogisms

What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Disjunctive Syllogisms

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What is a disjunctive syllogism?The elements of disjunctive syllogisms

Two valid moods for disjunctive syllogismsTwo invalid moods for disjunctive syllogisms

Inclusive and exclusive disjunctionsReducing disjunctive syllogisms to conditional

syllogisms

Disjunctive Syllogisms

Exercises

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Exercises

Exercise 25

Exercise 25

Either Frodo destroys the ring or evil will triumph

Frodo destroys the ring

Therefore, evil will not triumph

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Exercise 25

Either P or Q

P

Therefore, not Q

Exercise 25

Either P or Q

Not P

Therefore, Q

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Exercise 37

Exercise 37

Either abortion destroys a human being, or abortion only destroys a mass of tissue

Abortion does not only destroy a mass of tissue

Therefore, abortion destroys a human being

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Exercise 37

Exercise 37

Either we stop the profitability of urban sprawl, or we will destroy green space

We have not stopped the profitability of urban sprawl

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Exercise 37

Either we stop the profitability of urban sprawl, or we will destroy green space

We have not stopped the profitability of urban sprawl

Therefore, we will destroy green space

Traditional Logic II

Martin Cothran

Instructor

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