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050			_aBC 71 .D66 2005
100			_aDomingo, Emmanuel R. _eauthor
245		0	_aBasic logic / _cEmmanuel R. Domingo
260			_aQuezon City, Philippines : _bLibro Filipino Enterprises, _cc2005
300			_aiv, 180 pages ; _c26 cm.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references.
505			_aChapter 1 : The what and why og logic -- Chapter 2 : Simple apprehension, idea and term -- Chapter 3 :Predicables and predicament -- Chapter 4 : Definition and meaning -- Chapter 5 : Judgment and propositions -- Chapter 6 : Immediate inference - part 1 / Immediate inference (equivalence of propositions)- Part 2 -- Chapter 7 : Venn diagram and categorical proposiions -- Chapter 8 : Reasoning and argument / Categorical syllogism - part 2 / figures and moods of categorical syllogism - part 3 -- Chapter 9 : Compound syllogism -- Chapter 10 : Variations of syllogism -- Chapter 11 : Fallacies of reasoing -- Chapter 12 : Introduction to symbolic logic -- Chapter 12 : Introduction to symbolic logic -- Chapter 13 : Determining the validity of arguments -- Chapter 14 -- Formal proof of validity.
520			_aThe text consists of definitions, examples, comments and exercises. The comments contain materials we deem essential to the text. In this age of large classes and diminished persoal contact between students and their teachers, we hope this book promotes a rewarding learning experience.
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