The Full Curriculum

Part 1: Introduction to Logic

Lesson 1: Why Study Logic?

3 Topics | 1 Quiz

Part II: Examples

Part III: Conclusion

Part IV: Exercises

Lesson 2a: The Three Building Blocks of Logic – Terms

3 Topics | 1 Quiz

Part II: Examples

Part III: Conclusion

Part IV: Exercises

Lesson 2b: The Three Building Blocks of Aristotelian Logic – Propositions

3 Topics | 1 Quiz

Part II: Examples

Part III: Conclusion

Part IV: Exercises

Lesson 2c: The Three Building Blocks of Aristotelian Logic – Syllogisms

3 Topics | 1 Quiz

Part II: Examples

Part III: Conclusion

Part IV: Exercises

Part II: Term Logic

Lesson 3: Introduction to Terms Continued: Vagueness and Ambiguity

3 Topics | 1 Quiz

Part II: Examples

Part III: Conclusion

Part IV: Exercises

Lesson 4: Univocal Terms

Lesson 5: Equivocal Terms

Lesson 6: Derivative Terms

Lesson 7: Universal, Particular, and Indefinite Terms

Lesson 8: Definitions and Aristotle’s Categories

Lesson 9: Definitions and Ontology

Lesson 10: Extension and Intension

3 Topics | 1 Quiz

Part II: Examples

Part III: Conclusion

Part IV: Exercises

Part III: Aristotle’s Logic of Propositions

Lesson 11: Propositions and Their Parts

3 Topics | 1 Quiz

Part II: Examples

Part III: Conclusion

Part IV: Exercises

Lesson 12: Universal Affirmative and Negative

4 Topics | 1 Quiz

Part II: Examples

Part III: Visualization

Part IV: Conclusion

Part V: Exercises

Lesson 13: Particular Affirmative and Negative

4 Topics | 1 Quiz

Part II: Examples

Part III: Visualization

Part IV: Conclusion

Part V: Exercises

Lesson 14: The Square of Opposition

4 Topics | 1 Quiz

Part II: Examples

Part III: A Very Useful Diagram

Part IV: Conclusion

Part V: Exercises

Lesson 15: Distributed Versus Not Distributed

3 Topics | 1 Quiz

Part II: Examples

Part III: Conclusion

Part IV: Exercises

Lesson 16a: Compound Propositions: Conjunctive Propositions

3 Topics | 1 Quiz

Part II: Examples

Part III: Conclusion

Part IV: Exercises

Lesson 16b: Compound Propositions: Disjunctive Propositions

3 Topics | 1 Quiz

Part II: Examples

Part III: Conclusion

Part IV: Exercises

Lesson 16c: Compound Propositions: Hypothetical Propositions

3 Topics | 1 Quiz

Part II: Examples

Part III: Conclusion

Part IV: Exercises

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