Sentences with word «syllogistic»

It is supported by developmental theory, which demonstrates that the logical structure of reading and math requires syllogistic reasoning abilities on the part of the child.

There are many ways of doing theology, and not all of them are strictly syllogistic; St. Ephrem the Syrian and St. Thérèse of Lisieux, Doctors of the Church, were not logicians.

The fault is with the bloodless, syllogistic way in which the theodicy question is conventionally posed.

It has a certain syllogistic charm.

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Sternberg concentrated his studies primarily on syllogistic reasoning, analogies, and exceptional intelligence.

Nor has either of these artists gone down the super-popular, yawn - inducing «critique of painting» rabbit hole — the perennial syllogistic «It's paintings all the way down» painting about painting about painting, and so on.

When a lawyer, for example, uses syllogistic reasoning, she understands that the meaning of the general legal proposition — even when set forth in a statute — is not always clear.

There are many ways of doing theology, and not all of them are strictly syllogistic; But if theology decays into illogical forms of Newspeak, it is false to itself.

Moral surrender, rather than syllogistic logic, lies in the heart of the Catholic principle.

Sometimes it takes the form of a logical argument — a syllogistic proof or an argument based on analogy — but more often it adopts the rhetorical style, calling on man to reflect upon himself and the wonderful world around him so that by means of such reflection he might know his Lord.

He proposes that if they were both reduced to «syllogistic form, one would realise that both start with the same «major premise», namely from this principle: things have an essential nature only in so far as they are fashioned by thought».

Campbell: The whole foundation of the syllogistic art lies in these two axioms: «Things which coincide with the same thing coincide with each other» and «Two things, whereof one does, and one does not, coincide with the same thing, do not coincide with one another.»

Law can not be understood to be syllogistic — i.e., the major premise of sound legal analysis being found in the law itself, the minor premise in the facts of the case.