Converse of object

• follow: Note the following syllogism: Hubal was the chief deity of the Quraysh.

• use: Let me explain why, in simple terms using a classical syllogism ( or formal argument ).

• create: Comparing this finding to a legal standard creates a syllogism.

• consider: Chapter Two considers the normative syllogism, a formalization of the process of ( deductively ) applying law to facts.

• call: This type of argument is called syllogism and dates back to ancient Greece.

Adjective modifier

• false: Tonight's homework: please look up " false syllogism.

• normative: Chapter Two considers the normative syllogism, a formalization of the process of ( deductively ) applying law to facts.

• demonstrative: Demonstrative syllogism gives us the most certain knowledge, and is the part of logic toward which the other parts are directed.

• disjunctive: Hence it does not follow, by disjunctive syllogism, that H1 is true.

• inverted: That this process has a valid logical structure can be seen when we notice that it takes the form of an inverted syllogism.

• Aristotelian: Aristotelian syllogisms constituted the deductive schemas for logical inference and were relatively uncontroversial.