1Verbal ExpressionSlide 61Contradictory and Contrary StatementsThe first two relationships of oppositionThe Rule of ContradictionThe First Law of OppositionThe Rule of ContrariesThe Second Law of Opp ID: 896080
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1 Simple ApprehensionJudgmentDeductive InferenceTermSyllogism Verbal Expression: Slide 6-1 Contradictory and Contrary Statements The first two relationships of opposition The Rule of Co
2 ntradiction The First Law of Opposition
ntradiction The First Law of Opposition The Rule of Contraries The Second Law of Opposition Slide 6-2 2 Two relationships categorical statements can have to one anotherOppositionEquivalence
3 Slide 6-3 The First Two Relationships o
Slide 6-3 The First Two Relationships of OppositionContradiction Slide 6-4 3 What is OppositionOpposing propositions affirm anddeny the same predicate Slide 6-5 Four Kinds of Opposition C
4 ontradictory Slide 6-6 4 Rule of Contrad
ontradictory Slide 6-6 4 Rule of ContradictionContradictory statements are statements that differ in both quality and quantity. Slide 6-7 Quantity and Quality of Quantity and Quality of Qua
5 lity AffirmativeNegativeUniversalAEQuant
lity AffirmativeNegativeUniversalAEQuantity ParticularIO Slide 6-8 5 Contradictories cannot at the same time be true nor at the same time false. Slide 6-9 Contradictory A: All men are morta
6 lO: Some men are not mortal Slide 6-10 6
lO: Some men are not mortal Slide 6-10 6 E: No men are godsI: Some men are gods Slide 6-11 The Rule of ContrariesTwo statements are contrary to one another if they are both universals but d
7 iffer in quality Slide 6-12 7 No men are
iffer in quality Slide 6-12 7 No men are mortal Slide 6-13 The Second Law of OppositionContraries cannot at the same time both be true, but can, at the same time, be false. Slide 6-14 8 Con
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tradictory and Contrary Statements The first two relationships of opposition The Rule of Contradiction The First Law of Opposition The Rule of Contraries The Second Law of Opposition Slide