LOGIC

CONTENT

 Introduction
 Formal Logic
 Symbolic Logic
 Hegel Logic
 Marxist Logic
 Transcendal Logic
 Unification Logic
 Comparitive Analysis
 Thinking logically and Working methodically.
 LOGIC – POSSESSED OF REASON

 Basic question is why thinking takes place...🤔

 Is Thinking always related to a purpose...🤔

 Does thinking have a starting point and direction..🤔

 What is thinking ...🤔

 Forms and types of thinking.😇

FORMAL LOGIC
 Developed by Aristotle.
 Deals with forms and laws of thinking
and not it’s content
 Involves the elements – Concept
Judgment and Inference.
 Approach through this method can be
inductive or deductive.
SYMBOLIC LOGIC
 Developed form of formal
Logic
 Method of judgement based
on mathematicalsymbols.
 Involves Connection between
two statements (p and q)
 Approach through this
method allows to understand
complex interactions and
their consequences
 HEGEL LOGIC

 Deals with laws forms and

development of thought.
 Involves 3 divine stage
processes of Being, Essence
and Notion.
 Approach through this method
allows for planning new
projects.
MARXIAN LOGIC

 Developed by Karl Marx- Dialectical Logic

 Ideas are merely the reflection of the material world on
human consciousness.
 It’s characteristics are thesis, anti-thesis and synthesis.

 Approach through this method allows for destructive

debates for conflicts are necessity for development.
TRANSCENDENTAL LOGIC

 Developed by Immanuel
Kant.
 Forms of intuition and
Forms of the thought are
priori and not related to
experience
 A category is the basic
framework through which
we think.
 Approach through this
method allows for
development of
educational curriculum
UNIFICATION LOGIC
 Standard of thinking is centered on an unified give and take
between mind and body, driven by a original motivation for
goodness.
 Purpose driven thoughts are action oriented indeed.

 Forms of logic allows us to see from different perspectives.

COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS