Category:Logic
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This category contains results about Logic.
Definitions specific to this category can be found in Definitions/Logic.
Logic is the study of the structure of statements and their truth values, divorced from their conceptual content.
It has frequently been defined as the science of reasoning.
Subcategories
This category has the following 41 subcategories, out of 41 total.
A
- Algebraic Logic (empty)
C
- Counterexamples (3 P)
D
- Deduction (empty)
- Deontic Logic (empty)
E
- Entailment (empty)
- Examples of Logic (8 P)
- Examples of Valid Arguments (3 P)
F
H
- Hypotheses (empty)
I
- Inconsistent (Logic) (1 P)
- Inference (empty)
L
- Logical Connectives (empty)
- Logical Equivalence (empty)
M
- Main Connective (empty)
P
- Premises (empty)
- Propositions (empty)
S
- Socrates is Mortal (2 P)
- Switching Circuits (empty)
T
- Temporal Logic (empty)
- Tense Logic (empty)
U
- Universe of Discourse (empty)
Pages in category "Logic"
The following 12 pages are in this category, out of 12 total.