Nature and Logic

Philosophy 103: Introduction to logic in essence: Explain some of the uses of logic and distinguish a priori arguments from inductive arguments. I. Logic is a study of the methods and principles used to distinguish between correct inferences and false reasoning. B. Logic is different from psychology, normative norms or normative discipline, not descriptive discipline. That is, it prescribes how people should deduce; it does not matter how rational a person is.

In order to discuss the nature of logic and perception, we need to know the definition of logic and perception. Logic is based on accurate reasoning science and art, the science and art of purely formal thought, the law to be followed by the purely thought process, the formation of general concepts and science of application, generalization, judgment, classification, reasoning, system It is defined as a general agreement. Science, correct reasoning (Brainydictionary.com). In other words, the use of logic and our thinking allows us to logically identify and infer what we present each day. This means using logic to distinguish good discussion from the poor discussion, and we can justify the truth of these arguments through a fair standpoint. I think this is almost impossible. Because everyone has some kind of stereotype or other perceptual barrier and prevents certain facts from being disclosed. (Brainydictionary.com)

In order to find the position of Hegel's logic (dialectic) in our own perception, here we have to describe the necessary concept of logical nature and the occasional concept of natural existence, and thus we You can attack two birds - concept and object - with stone. Let's first consider the ideal inevitable logic found in Hegel's philosophy, then our natural logic, and finally the relationship between the two. Because of this difference, Hegel logic limitation will come out, but this limitation is also a fruitful use.

The concept of Hobbes' nontransferable right and fascist's law of nature is as logical as the notion of nontransferable rights and ordinary natural laws and in fact is more logical. You can not make a decision between these two different concepts of natural law for pure reasons but you can easily make a decision by relying on facts. As Locke pointed out in his article on tolerance, jihad is not a real way to redemption, they are like other wars. One group defines the other as an enemy and uses organized violence to steal their land and money. The reason is not a concept of good but simple and simple evil. St. Thomas Aquinas pointed out the same thing 400 years ago of Rock, despite the fact that he further expressed in diplomacy.