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    Logical argumentation is the process of deriving conclusions from premises through logical reasoning. It involves defining first principles, which are self-evident fundamental propositions, and examining the logical relations between terms. Strategic traits of logical argumentation include providing new perspectives on existing phenomena and making arguments based on logic alone. Logical frameworks can be interdisciplinary and include primary and secondary foundations. Defining first principles, logical relations, and arranging categories are key tactics. While logical systems can consistently explain disparate factors, their accuracy depends on testing against reality.

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    Logical argumentation is the process of deriving conclusions from premises through logical reasoning. It involves defining first principles, which are self-evident fundamental propositions, and examining the logical relations between terms. Strategic traits of logical argumentation include providing new perspectives on existing phenomena and making arguments based on logic alone. Logical frameworks can be interdisciplinary and include primary and secondary foundations. Defining first principles, logical relations, and arranging categories are key tactics. While logical systems can consistently explain disparate factors, their accuracy depends on testing against reality.

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    DELA CRUZ-DESIDERIO-LAZARO-TIME

    LOGICAL
    ARGUMENTATION
    DEFINITION
    a process of creating a new statement from one or more
    01 existing statements

    framing of broad explanatory theories


    02

    interdisciplinary study of how conclusions can be supported


    03 or undermined by premises through logical reasoning
    FIRST PRINCIPLE

    a fundamental proposition that is


    so self‐evident that it need not be
    derived from even more elemental
    proofs
    ARISTOTLE'S
    THEORY
    material cause efficient cause

    formal cause final cause


    STRATEGIC TRAITS
    01 Paradigmatic Innovation

    -provides a new way of looking at old facts or existing phenomena

    02 A Priori Argumentation
    -certain basic principles are assumed to be true based on logic alone
    STRATEGIC TRAITS
    01 Logical Argumentation Frameworks Tend to
    Be Interdisciplinary

    02 Primary and Secondary Logical Frameworks


    -general logical foundations
    TACTICS OF LOGICAL
    ARGUMENTATION
    DEFINING FIRST PRINCIPLES
    AND LOGICAL RELATIONS
    01 First Principles of Quantity
    “those with fewer principles are more exact than those which involve
    additional principles.”

    02 First Principles of Quality


    “The parts that are essential are the cause of beauty.”

    01 First Principles of Origin


    if something originated in such and such a fashion, the present condition can
    be explained in that light
    DEFINING RELATIONSHIP

    01
    Relation between Terms: Necessity

    02
    Relation between Terms: Deduction/Induction

    03
    Relation between Terms: A Priori/A Posteriori
    RETHORICAL TACTICS IN
    CULTURAL/DISCURSIVE SYSTEMS
    Naming Graphic Images

    Association or Disassociation Appeals to Group Identity

    Analogy Dividing or Integrating

    Story Authority
    CATEGORIES AND WAYS TO
    ARRANGE THEM

    Simple Categories Cross-Categories

    Seven Research Strategies By Spectrum or Spectra

    By Adjancency Matrices
    CONCLUSION

    Strength Weakness
    Logical argumentation A logical system may in fact
    identifies first principles as not be an accurate
    the common denominator(s) representation of the reality
    for a wide variety of it purports to explain and
    seemingly disparate factors yet still be internally
    and provides an underlying consistent from a logical
    (or overarching) framework point of view. For this
    that ties them together into a reason, logical systems
    conceptual system that can must be tested (and they
    describe, explain, and predict should be amenable to
    within its area of concern. testing).

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