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I. LOGIC: A Review
1. Logic, Definition
2. Importance of Logic
3. Language
a. General Features
b. General Characteristics
c. Sciences of Language
d. Functions of Language
e. Definition
e.1 Types
e.2 Rules for a Good Definition
4. Proposition v. Definition
5. Categorical Propositions
a. Elements and Logical Structure
b. Quantity and Quality
c. Square of Opposition
d. The Syllogism
e. Eight General Syllogistic Rules (Rules on the Terms and Premises)
6. Enthymeme
7. Induction, Deduction and Argument by Analogy
8. Fallacies
a. Formal Fallacies
a.1 Fallacies in Categorical Syllogisms
a.1.1 Four terms
a.1.2 Undistributed Middle Term
a.1.3 Illicit Major Term
a.1.4 Illicit Minor Term
a.1.5 Negative Premises
a.1.6 Particular Premises
b. Informal Fallacies
b.1 Fallacies of Relevance
b.1.1 Argumentum ad Ignorantiam
b.1.2 Argumentum ad Misericordiam
b.1.3 Argumentuma ad Verecundiam
b.1.4 Argumentum ad Hominem
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Villanueva, “Comparative Study of the Judicial Role and its Effects on the
Theory of Judicial Precedents in the Philippine Hybrid System,” 65 Phil. L.J. 42
(1990)
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IV. READINGS
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