An edition of How to think logically
(2012)
How to think logically
2nd ed.
by Gary Seay
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Table of Contents
What is logical thinking? and why should we care?
Thinking logically and speaking one's mind
The virtues of belief
Tips for argument analysis
Evaluating deductive arguments
Analyzing inductive arguments
Some ways an argument can fail
Avoiding ungrounded assumptions
From unclear language to unclear reasoning
Avoiding irrelevant premises
Compound propositions
Checking the validity of propositional arguments
Categorical propositions and immediate inferences
Categorical syllogisms.
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Includes index.
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