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Represents all atomic propositions (the most basic, foundational statements of fact)

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Represents all propositions.

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Represents the negation of all the propositions making up the set ξ̄ (with line above to represent it is all of it).

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Variable representing a set of propositions

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Actions that are valuable in themselves. For example, acting courageously or practicing justice. The activity is its own end.

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Actions done to create something beyond the action itself. The thing created is the product.

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What is X is the logical form or conditions that make meaningful propositions possible. These cannot themselves be meaningfully stated in propositions.

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Latin for "ignorance of refutation" or "missing the point" It occurs when a formally valid argument is presented, but its conclusion is entirely irrelevant to the actual issue being discussed.

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"Begging the question." The conclusion is assumed within the premises.

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"Appeal to authority." Accepting a claim solely because an authority said it.

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"Appeal to the stick." Using threats instead of evidence.

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"Appeal to pity." Using sympathy instead of logic.

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If P → Q P Therefore Q.

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If P → Q Not Q Therefore not P.

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Either A or B. Not A. Therefore B.

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There is at least one X which satisfies the conditions of Fx. Imagine a collection of things which can be the variable X; and each of them is either red or not red (the condition of the function for redness) For each object, the predicate F(x) asks whether that object is red. The (∃x) is not the same as the question of the function; the function asks each variable X if it is red and outputs true or false; and the ∃x asks if at least one satisfies the condition of the following function. (∃x).fx

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In (∃x).fx what is the x called

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Basically the combinatorial signature. Fixed shape of what an object COULD combine with. (wittgenstein) It is essentially the rules of how a specific object can interact with other objects.

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The existing or obtaining of a state of affairs. (wittgenstein)

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Actually being the case, the realization of a possible configuration of objects into an actual fact. (wittgenstein)

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A possible combination of objects (wittgenstein)

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A state of affairs that actually obtains in reality. An actual combination of objects.

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The total space of all possiblities (states of affairs), within which the actual (the totality of facts) sits (wittgenstein)

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Consists of elements that stand in a determinate relationship to one another.

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A picture consists of elements that stand in a determinate relationship to one another. It is a model of a possible state of affairs.

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A proposition can be X if it pictures a possible state of affairs

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Something is X when it is displayed or manifested by the very fact that meaningful language, logic, or representation is possible at all — but it cannot itself be formulated as a further proposition with sense.

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1. It must picture a possible fact. 2. It must be bipolar — capable of being true and capable of being false. 3. It must be a truth-function of elementary propositions. 4. Its elementary components must consist of names standing for existing simple objects. 5. It must have sense (Sinn) — meaning it must say how things are, not just display logical structure.

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The sort of thing that can be true or false because they represent possible facts. It must have bipolarity and be able to be true or false. (according to wittgenstein)

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A single formula meant to capture the essence shared by every possible meaningful proposition. (wittgenstien)

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A string of words that fails to express a proposition, even if it appears meaningful.

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The truth or falsehood of any complex statement is entirely determined by combining the truth or falsehood of its simpler, foundational parts. A proposition whose truth depends only on the truth-values of other propositions.

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A property something has by virtue of its logical nature.

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ξ={p,q,r}, N(ξ) = ¬p∧¬q∧¬r, & ¬(p∨q∨r).

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A contingent, accidental connection of AN object. It is a property that a thing happens to have, but it is not essential to what that thing fundamentally is. It could also not have this property.

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A contingent, accidental relation between two or more objects..

 
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