Aristotle - The Organon - index for ANALYTICA PRIORIA Book 2
Properties and defects of the syllogism, arguments akin to syllogism
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Part 1
The reason common to all syllogisms
Part 2
Reaching true conclusions from false premisses
Part 3
... in the second figure
Part 4
... in the third figure
Part 5
Circular and reciprocal proof
Part 6
... in the second figure
Part 7
... in the third figure
Part 8
Conversion of syllogisms
Part 9
... in the second figure
Part 10
... in the third figure
Part 11
The syllogism per impossibile
Part 12
... in the second figure
Part 13
... in the third figure
Part 14
Demonstration per impossibile differs from ostensive proof
Part 15
Drawing a conclusion from opposed premisses
Part 16
Begging the question
Part 17
Proof by reductio
Part 18
A false argument depends on its first false statement
Part 19
Do not allow the same term twice in premisses
Part 20
When refutation will be possible and when impossible
Part 21
Deception in the arrangement of the terms
Part 22
Whenever the extremes are convertible
Part 23
Rhetorical syllogism and induction
Part 24
When the major term belongs to the middle
Part 25
Reduction
Part 26
Objection
Part 27
Probability
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