UGC NET-JRF - Logical Reasoning
You will learn about types of definitions, squares of opposition, inductive and deductive reasoning, types of arguments, deductive argument, means of knowledge, syllogism, strategies, and much more.
Reasoning Foundation Batch for Bank Exams
Comprehensive reasoning preparation for banking exams, covering syllogism, inequalities, coding-decoding, blood relations, puzzles, and more through expert-led video lessons.
Complete Reasoning for Prelims
In this course, Shyam Asare teaches you important topics for Complete Reasoning for Prelims, and his various preparation strategies, along with examples, to help you crack bank exams.
Reasoning Bank by Deepak Sir
Comprehensive reasoning preparation for IBPS PO/Clerk exams, covering syllogism, puzzles, seating arrangements, and more. Enhance logical skills for competitive exams.
A Brief History of Logic: From Leibniz to Boole - Math Foundations 254
Explore the evolution of logic from Leibniz to Boole, covering key thinkers and innovations in systematic reasoning, diagram representations, and the introduction of mathematics to classical logic.
A Brief History of Logic: Aristotle and Deduction - Math Foundations 251
Explore Aristotle's foundational work in logic, including syllogisms, logical forms, and deductive reasoning, tracing its development from ancient Greece to its lasting impact on modern philosophy.
The Algebra of Boole is Not Boolean Algebra - Math Foundations - N J Wildberger
Exploring the Algebra of Boole, its relation to Boolean algebra, and its role in logic and circuit analysis. Discusses syllogisms, the Square of Opposition, and Boole's proofs of Aristotle's arguments.
Aristotle's Syllogisms Revisited with the Algebra of Boole - MathFoundations 280
Explore Aristotle's syllogisms through modern propositional logic and Boolean algebra, offering new insights into classical reasoning and its contemporary applications.
Logical Reasoning: Syllogism Logic, Truth and Validity - Lecture 12
Explore syllogistic logic, distinguishing between valid and invalid reasoning to enhance critical thinking and argument analysis skills.