An Elementary Deductive Logic Exercise
Teaching Philosophy 29 (1):45-52 (2006)
| Abstract | A philosophical argument in ordinary language is made the basis for a series of deductive logic exercises. Problems of translating the reasoning and alternative symbolizations are discussed to help guide students toward accurate charitable formalizations. Finally, the inference is critically evaluated in light of its deductive validity | |||||||||
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