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GOVT 215 Quiz: Categorical and Disjunctive Syllogisms Choose the best answer to fill in the blank. The pattern of argument that commits the _____________ is one that argues what something is from a premise about what something is not. Choose the best answer to fill in the blank. If the minor term is distributed in…
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GOVT 215 Quiz Hypothetical and Categorical Syllogisms Module 3: Week 3. The middle term of a categorical syllogism is the term that appears in both the major and minor premise. A hypothetical syllogism is valid where the categorical premise affirms the truth of the antecedent term of the hypothetical premise and the conclusion denies the…
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GOVT 215 Quiz: Introduction to Fallacies Module 2: Week 2 Choose the best answer to fill in the blanks. ______________ ________________: reasoning from particular instances to general principles. Choose the best answer to fill in the blanks. _____________ ________________ is the process of reasoning from a general statement to a particular one. Many lawyers are…
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GOVT 215 Identifying Argument in Case Read the Brown v. Board of Education case located in the Module/Week 7 Reading & Study folder. Write a 2–3-paragraph response identifying the categorical syllogism. Identify the major and minor premises as well, and explain in what order the premises appear. State the conclusion and explain whether the conclusion…
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GOVT 215 Discussion 2 Liberty University Address how and in what ways students of logic and legal reasoning should glorify God with their minds. For your replies, give a scriptural example of someone who did not use his/her mind to bring glory to God. In each reply, explain how the example you selected relates to…
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GOVT 215 Discussion 1 Liberty University In what ways do you expect logic and legal reasoning to equip you in your future studies as a law student or legal professional? Include personal and historical examples in addition to examples from the textbook. For your replies, provide constructive thoughts and move the conversation forward. In each…