Categorical Logic·Rules·Lesson 3 of 6

Venn Diagrams for Categorical Propositions

Teaches students to represent single categorical propositions with two-circle Venn diagrams, introduces the conventions for shading and 'x' marks, and sets up the three-circle diagram used in the next lesson for syllogisms.

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