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en CR 44 Middle:The term which is found in the two premise but not in the conclusion Minor:Subject of the conclusion and is found in the minor premise Major:Predicate of the conclusion Syllogism:Propositional expression in which of certain things which have been laid down, something other than what has been laid down follows of necessity from being so Categorical:Is a syllogism in which the proposition are all categorical Subaltern: Two affirmative or negative proposition having different quantities. Subcontraries :There are two particular proposition which differ in quality. Inversion:The opposite of obversion for it uses the contradictory of the original subject Contraposition:Combination of conversion and obversion Contrary:Those that belong to the same genuses, but are opposite within genuses Contradictory:Terms that belong to the different genuses or clases. Obverse:The re-statement of the obversion First intention: According to what is in reality Second intention: How it is in the mind Form: Refers to the abstract quality Grammar: Refers to the intangible which cannot be perceived by the senses Concrete Concept: Expresses a form and a subject ConnotativeConcept: signifies the object Positive Concept:Signifies the existence or possession of something Negative Concept:Signifies the non-existense Supposition: property of terms acquired from their use in the proposition Contrary terms: those that belong to the same genus Contraposition: Combination of conversion and obversion Inversion: Opposite of obversion Real Definition: Gives the nature of a thing Description: Gives the genus and a description in lieu of the specific difference Extension: is the sum total of the particular to which the comprehension of a concept can be applied Concept:idea Univocal: Mean exactly the same thing Equivocal: Have different meaning Analogous: Have partly the same and partly different meanings Singular: Stands for a single individual or group Particular: Stands for a indefinite part of an absolute extension Universal: Stands for every subject signified Term: External representation of a concept Written: printed term Reasoning:The third act of the mind and the highest level in the mental operation Eduction:- Method of rendering in another way the same fundamental truth embodied in a given proposition. Accidental :Fallacy of definition being committed when some accidental attributes which are not useful are added to the definition Cross:Fallacy of Division where it is overlapping Remote:Fallacy of Division where the definition should depend upon the basis of division IEO:The fallacy occurs when we draw a conclusion from IEO mood Antecedent:which comes before Facts:series of truths Expression: emotions Correct :means when the premises have sufficient grounds for the conclusion Disjunctive:sometimes called alternative proposition Strict: which only one member is true and the other is false Broad : which one member or more than one member may be true Dummy :letters Curl:not Dot : and Wedge :or Horse shoe :if then Triple bar : if and only if Formula : statement form Existential quantifier : traditional logical particular quantifier Universal quantifier:traditional logic universal quantifier Open formulae: open sentences Relations : the point of comparison Subject : one spoken of Predicate : what I affirmed or denied Copula : should be taken in tenseless sense Subcontraries :There are two particular proposition which differ in quality. Subaltern : Two affirmative or negative proposition having different quantities. Categorical:Is a syllogism in which the proposition are all categorical. Syllogism : Propositional expression in which of certain things which have been laid down, something other than what has been laid down follows of necessity from being so

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1.	Signifies the existence or possession of something
4.	Have partly the same and partly different meanings
7.	idea
9.	Refers to the abstract quality
13.	means when the premises have sufficient grounds for the conclusion
15.	letters
17.	Stands for every subject signified
19.	Fallacy of Division where the definition should depend upon the basis of division
22.	property of terms acquired from their use in the proposition
27.	The fallacy occurs when we draw a conclusion from IEO mood
30.	External representation of a concept
31.	printed term
34.	traditional logical particular quantifier
35.	not
36.	The opposite of obversion for it uses the contradictory of the original subject
36.	Opposite of obversion
37.	and
38.	one spoken of
39.	Two affirmative or negative proposition having different quantities.
40.	Stands for a single individual or group

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2.	Fallacy of Division where it is overlapping
3.	open sentences
5.	Propositional expression in which of certain things which have been laid down, something other than what has been laid down follows of necessity from being so
6.	statement form
7.	signifies the object
8.	should be taken in tenseless sense
9.	series of truths
10.	or
11.	The term which is found in the two premise but not in the conclusion
12.	Predicate of the conclusion
14.	Combination of conversion and obversion
16.	sometimes called alternative proposition
18.	The third act of the mind and the highest level in the mental operation
20.	Subject of the conclusion and is found in the minor premise
21.	According to what is in reality
23.	which only one member is true and the other is false
24.	Those that belong to the same genuses, but are opposite within genuses
25.	There are two particular proposition which differ in quality.
25.	There are two particular proposition which differ in quality.
26.	those that belong to the same genus
28.	Fallacy of definition being committed when some accidental attributes which are not useful are added to the definition
29.	which one member or more than one member may be true
32.	Two affirmative or negative proposition having different quantities.
33.	what I affirmed or denied

Across:

1.	Signifies the existence or possession of something
4.	Have partly the same and partly different meanings
7.	idea
9.	Refers to the abstract quality
13.	means when the premises have sufficient grounds for the conclusion
15.	letters
17.	Stands for every subject signified
19.	Fallacy of Division where the definition should depend upon the basis of division
22.	property of terms acquired from their use in the proposition
27.	The fallacy occurs when we draw a conclusion from IEO mood
30.	External representation of a concept
31.	printed term
34.	traditional logical particular quantifier
35.	not
36.	The opposite of obversion for it uses the contradictory of the original subject
36.	Opposite of obversion
37.	and
38.	one spoken of
39.	Two affirmative or negative proposition having different quantities.
40.	Stands for a single individual or group

Down:

2.	Fallacy of Division where it is overlapping
3.	open sentences
5.	Propositional expression in which of certain things which have been laid down, something other than what has been laid down follows of necessity from being so
6.	statement form
7.	signifies the object
8.	should be taken in tenseless sense
9.	series of truths
10.	or
11.	The term which is found in the two premise but not in the conclusion
12.	Predicate of the conclusion
14.	Combination of conversion and obversion
16.	sometimes called alternative proposition
18.	The third act of the mind and the highest level in the mental operation
20.	Subject of the conclusion and is found in the minor premise
21.	According to what is in reality
23.	which only one member is true and the other is false
24.	Those that belong to the same genuses, but are opposite within genuses
25.	There are two particular proposition which differ in quality.
25.	There are two particular proposition which differ in quality.
26.	those that belong to the same genus
28.	Fallacy of definition being committed when some accidental attributes which are not useful are added to the definition
29.	which one member or more than one member may be true
32.	Two affirmative or negative proposition having different quantities.
33.	what I affirmed or denied

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