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Intro to Formal Philosophy
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Module 2
Propositional and Predicate Logic
1
From Words to Logic: An Introduction to Propositional Translation
Translate natural language sentences into propositional logic.
2
Truth Tables for Argument Validity
Construct truth tables to determine the validity of propositional arguments.
3
Proving Arguments with Natural Deduction
Derive conclusions using natural deduction rules for propositional logic (e.g., modus ponens, reductio ad absurdum).
4
Logical Equivalence: Proving Identities
Demonstrate the equivalence of logical expressions using logical laws (e.g., De Morgan's, contraposition).
Translating Natural Language to First-Order Logic
Translate natural language sentences into first-order predicate logic with quantifiers.
6
Proving Quantified Statements
Construct proofs in predicate logic using rules for universal and existential quantifiers.
7
Translating Syllogisms to Predicate Logic
Evaluate the validity of syllogistic arguments by translating them into predicate logic.
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