syllogistic

If hospital weddings have more logic to them than most, this one was positively syllogistic.

Nonetheless, problems with syllogistic logic were not seen as being in need of revolutionary solutions.

Unless the last three syllogistic steps are all right, the conclusion is all wrong.

There is still some modern interest in syllogistic, carried out under the aegis of term logic.

Aristotle's great contribution to rationalist thinking comes from his use of syllogistic logic.

Its objections to evolution are based on syllogistic reasoning and a highly selective treatment of the physical evidence.

This advancement was different from the traditional syllogistic logic which was focused on terms.

Matching bias has also been shown to generalise to syllogistic reasoning.

I feel, however, that this summary is totally syllogistic and its logic so theoretical as to be a deception.

She takes on a syllogistic form, logically deconstructing over twelve different objections to women's learning.

Thus, as in the earlier categorical syllogistic form, the conclusion is formulated from some premise(s).

It was so near to syllogistic logic that Blade was again taken aback.

Finally, Gassendi attacks the idea that proofs must be syllogistic in form.

Euler is also credited with using closed curves to illustrate syllogistic reasoning (1768).

With which we would have a Darii, an excellent third mode of the first syllogistic figure."

The final paradox attacks presumptions involved in a proposition, and is related to the syllogistic fallacy.

Anything could be proven by syllogistic reasoning if one chooses the right premises, and this cannot be real knowledge.

Campbell believed that Aristotle's syllogistic method is faulty for four reasons:

The fallacy of four terms is a syllogistic fallacy.

The system is also useful in the analysis of syllogistic logic, serving to identify the allowed logical conversions from one type to another.

There are also invalid immediate inferences which are syllogistic fallacies.

Therefore it is in syllogistic arguments that the more incisive ones produce the keenest heart-searching.

They wanted to present Christianity as a coherent and rational system that could be derived from syllogistic deductions based on known axioms.

Some syllogistic examples of guilt by association:

These 24 possible permutations include the 19 syllogistic forms deemed valid in Aristotelian and medieval logic.