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en CR 29 inference: usually refers to the mental process of moving from the premise to the conclusion sequence: this implication or logical relation between antecedent and consequence deduction: is the relationship among the propositions in an argument in which the premise flow with logical necessity into the conclusion induction: is the relationship among the proposition in an argument in which the premise do not flow with logical necessity into the conclusion explanation: the conclusion is not the logical conclusion logical argument: is usually considered as a set of propositions containing premise and a conclusion major premise: usually a principle or general fact minor premise:particular fact conclusion: result result of two premise premise : are also termed antecedent and the conclusion is termed consequence read: (or listen)first with the aim of getting the point of the passage or the speech logic: the science and art of correct thinking ethics:that which delves into the morality of a human right epistemology: the theory of knowledge, the goal of which is of which is true ontology:the philosophy of being cosmology: the study of inanimate being such as such as universe, from the philosophical viewpoint, of course aesthetics: the study of beautiful rational psychology: the study of the life principle of living things specially that of man social philosophy:the study of relationship between man and the family,church etymological: philosophy comes from from two greek words philo and sophia which means loves of wisdom. formal logic:is concerned with the aspect of form which has to do with correctness or sequence material logic: is concerned with the aspect of subject matter or content or truth informative:this is the most common function, attested to by textbook and all other books in history, literature, philosophy, science expressive: this functions the best illustrated in poetry where emotions and attitude are expressed beautifully directive: this function of language is most easily seen to command and request concept:is the representation of an object by the intellect through which man understand or comprehends a thing first intention: is a concept b which we understand what a thing is according to what it is in reality, independent of our thinking about it second intention: is a concept by whichwe understand not only what a thing is in realitybut also how it is in the mind concrete concept: is a concept which expresses a "form"and a "subject" connotative concept: signifies the object as an accident existing in a substance absolute concept:signifies the meaning of a complete substance endowed with its independent reality abstract concept: is concept which has "form" only positive concept: signifies the existence or possession of something negative concept: signifies the non-existence or non-possession of something absolute extension:is the sum total of all actual or possible individual subjects signified by the term functional extension:is the sum total of individual subject present to the mind at the moment of discourse singular: a term is singular if it stands for a single definite individual or group. collective nouns:not just the word but also expressions implying a single whole particular: a term is particular when it stands for an indefinite part of an absolute extension

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Across:

1.	usually a principle or general fact
5.	is concerned with the aspect of form which has to do with correctness or sequence
6.	is the representation of an object by the intellect through which man understand or comprehends a thing
8.	usually refers to the mental process of moving from the premise to the conclusion
10.	signifies the object as an accident existing in a substance
11.	this is the most common function, attested to by textbook and all other books in history, literature, philosophy, science
13.	that which delves into the morality of a human right
17.	the science and art of correct thinking

18.	the philosophy of being
23.	a term is particular when it stands for an indefinite part of an absolute extension
24.	this functions the best illustrated in poetry where emotions and attitude are expressed beautifully
26.	is a concept which expresses a "form"and a "subject"
27.	the study of inanimate being such as such as universe, from the philosophical viewpoint, of course
28.	are also termed antecedent and the conclusion is termed consequence
29.	is concept which has "form" only

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2.	is the sum total of all actual or possible individual subjects signified by the term
3.	particular fact
4.	is the relationship among the propositions in an argument in which the premise flow with logical necessity into the conclusion
7.	is a concept b which we understand what a thing is according to what it is in reality, independent of our thinking about it
9.	result result of two premise
12.	the study of beautiful
14.	the study of the life principle of living things specially that of man

15.	a term is singular if it stands for a single definite individual or group.
16.	signifies the non-existence or non-possession of something
19.	is the relationship among the proposition in an argument in which the premise do not flow with logical necessity into the conclusion
20.	(or listen)first with the aim of getting the point of the passage or the speech
21.	philosophy comes from from two greek words philo and sophia which means loves of wisdom.
22.	this function of language is most easily seen to command and request
25.	this implication or logical relation between antecedent and consequence

Across:

1.	usually a principle or general fact
5.	is concerned with the aspect of form which has to do with correctness or sequence
6.	is the representation of an object by the intellect through which man understand or comprehends a thing
8.	usually refers to the mental process of moving from the premise to the conclusion
10.	signifies the object as an accident existing in a substance
11.	this is the most common function, attested to by textbook and all other books in history, literature, philosophy, science
13.	that which delves into the morality of a human right
17.	the science and art of correct thinking

18.	the philosophy of being
23.	a term is particular when it stands for an indefinite part of an absolute extension
24.	this functions the best illustrated in poetry where emotions and attitude are expressed beautifully
26.	is a concept which expresses a "form"and a "subject"
27.	the study of inanimate being such as such as universe, from the philosophical viewpoint, of course
28.	are also termed antecedent and the conclusion is termed consequence
29.	is concept which has "form" only

Down:

2.	is the sum total of all actual or possible individual subjects signified by the term
3.	particular fact
4.	is the relationship among the propositions in an argument in which the premise flow with logical necessity into the conclusion
7.	is a concept b which we understand what a thing is according to what it is in reality, independent of our thinking about it
9.	result result of two premise
12.	the study of beautiful
14.	the study of the life principle of living things specially that of man

15.	a term is singular if it stands for a single definite individual or group.
16.	signifies the non-existence or non-possession of something
19.	is the relationship among the proposition in an argument in which the premise do not flow with logical necessity into the conclusion
20.	(or listen)first with the aim of getting the point of the passage or the speech
21.	philosophy comes from from two greek words philo and sophia which means loves of wisdom.
22.	this function of language is most easily seen to command and request
25.	this implication or logical relation between antecedent and consequence