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- form: (1 A A A)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 A A E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 A A I)
- this syllogism commits the existential fallacy under boolean interpretation
- under aristotelean interpretation, this syllogism is valid
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 A A O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 A E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 A E E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 A E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 A E O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 A I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing a universal conclusion
- from a particular premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 A I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 A I I)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 A I O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 A O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 A O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 A O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 A O O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E A A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E A E)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E A I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E A O)
- this syllogism commits the existential fallacy under boolean interpretation
- under aristotelean interpretation, this syllogism is valid
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E E E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E E O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing a universal conclusion
- from a particular premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E I I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E I O)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 E O O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I A A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I A E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I A I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I A O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I E E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I E O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I I I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I I O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 I O O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O A A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O A E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O A I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O A O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O E E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O E O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O I I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O I O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (1 O O O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A A A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A A E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A A I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A A O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A E E)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A E O)
- this syllogism commits the existential fallacy under boolean interpretation
- under aristotelean interpretation, this syllogism is valid
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A I I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A I O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing a universal conclusion
- from a particular premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 A O O)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E A A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E A E)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E A I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E A O)
- this syllogism commits the existential fallacy under boolean interpretation
- under aristotelean interpretation, this syllogism is valid
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E E E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E E O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing a universal conclusion
- from a particular premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E I I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E I O)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 E O O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I A A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I A E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I A I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I A O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I E E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I E O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I I I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I I O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 I O O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O A A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O A E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O A I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O A O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O E E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O E O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O I I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O I O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (2 O O O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A A A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A A E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A A I)
- this syllogism commits the existential fallacy under boolean interpretation
- under aristotelean interpretation, this syllogism is valid
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A A O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A E E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A E O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A I I)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A I O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 A O O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E A A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E A E)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E A I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E A O)
- this syllogism commits the existential fallacy under boolean interpretation
- under aristotelean interpretation, this syllogism is valid
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E E E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E E O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing a universal conclusion
- from a particular premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E I I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E I O)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 E O O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I A A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I A E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I A I)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I A O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I E E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I E O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I I I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I I O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 I O O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O A A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O A E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing a universal conclusion
- from a particular premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O A I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O A O)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O E E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O E O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O I I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O I O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (3 O O O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A A A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A A E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A A I)
- this syllogism commits the existential fallacy under boolean interpretation
- under aristotelean interpretation, this syllogism is valid
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A A O)
- this syllogism commits the existential fallacy under boolean interpretation
- under aristotelean interpretation, this syllogism is valid
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A E E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A E O)
- this syllogism commits the existential fallacy under boolean interpretation
- under aristotelean interpretation, this syllogism is valid
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A I I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A I O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 A O O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E A A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E A E)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E A I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E A O)
- this syllogism commits the existential fallacy under boolean interpretation
- under aristotelean interpretation, this syllogism is valid
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E E E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E E O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing a universal conclusion
- from a particular premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E I I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E I O)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 E O O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 I A A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 I A E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 I A I)
- This is a valid syllogism under both boolean
- and aristotelean interpretation
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 I A O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 I E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit minor term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 I E E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 I E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 I E O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 I I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 I I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 I I I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
- ----------------------------------------------
- form: (4 I I O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
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- form: (4 I O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
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- form: (4 I O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
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- form: (4 I O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
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- form: (4 I O O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of an undistributed middle term
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- form: (4 O A A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
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- form: (4 O A E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
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- form: (4 O A I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
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- form: (4 O A O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
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- form: (4 O E A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
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- form: (4 O E E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
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- form: (4 O E I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
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- form: (4 O E O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
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- form: (4 O I A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
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- form: (4 O I E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
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- form: (4 O I I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of drawing an affirmative conclusion
- from a negative premiss
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- form: (4 O I O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
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- form: (4 O O A)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
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- form: (4 O O E)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
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- form: (4 O O I)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of exclusive premisses
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- form: (4 O O O)
- this syllogism commits the fallacy of illicit major term
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- 25 valid
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