Fundamentals Of Formal Logic And Argumentation Analysis
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Description
This exam tests knowledge of formal logic and argumentation principles. Focus on articulating reasoning skills while addressing validity and fallacies crucial in philosophical thought.
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Exam Details
Duration: 45 minutes
Prerequisites: Introductory Philosophy, Critical Thinking, Basic Logic
Key Topics
- Formal Logic
- Propositional Logic
- Predicate Logic
- Valid Inference
- Logical Fallacies
Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate Logical Reasoning
- Articulate Argument Structures
- Identify Logical Fallacies
- Evaluate Validity Of Arguments
Full Description
This exam concentrates on the principles of formal logic and the structure of arguments in philosophical discourse. It focuses on distinguishing between valid and invalid inferences, employing propositional and predicate logic.
Understanding these concepts is essential for philosophical clarity and precision. They form the bedrock of critical thinking, enabling one to engage meaningfully in various academic fields, as well as to identify and respond to fallacies in debate.
The exam will assess the candidate's ability to verbally articulate the principles of formal logic, demonstrate reasoning skills, and evaluate arguments critically, showcasing clarity and coherence in thought.
Candidates are encouraged to prepare by reviewing key logical operators, argument forms, and common logical fallacies to facilitate comprehensive verbal responses.
Sample Questions
- How do you differentiate between valid and invalid arguments?
- Can you explain a specific logical fallacy and provide an example?
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