Review notes on Leo Tolstoy's My Confession. Review the 5 rules of categorical syllogisms. Be able to identify the various informal fallacies studied in class.
Review notes on Leo Tolstoy's My Confession. Review the 5 rules of categorical syllogisms. Be able to identify the various informal fallacies studied in class.
Review notes on Leo Tolstoy's My Confession. Review the 5 rules of categorical syllogisms. Be able to identify the various informal fallacies studied in class.
Intro to Philosophy & Intro to Logic 1. What is philosophy? What Greek words is philosophy derived from? How is philosophy related to Socrates assertion that the unexamined life is not worth living? 2. Review notes on Leo Tolstoys My Confession. Be able to explain how he found meaning in life. What is nihilism and how can faith in God be considered its opposite and antidote(cure)? 3. Know the philosophical terminology from the handout. Be able to identify examples of term/concept, as well as define terms and apply them to specific examples. 4. Review the 5 rules of categorical syllogisms and the 4 rules for conditional syllogisms. Be able to identify the various formal fallacies associated with syllogisms and apply the appropriate rule. 5. Be able to identify the various informal fallacies studied in class when presented with specific examples. Be able to explain why each is a fallacy in reasoning. 6. Please remember that clarity and precision of terminology and explanation are crucial to each question that requires a complete sentence answer.