Logical Categories Practice (Kreeft’s Logic Book)

In this (amateurishly!) recorded video, we will work through some logic exercises! Let's think more logically, more deeply about terms in sentences.
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[@burtmantooth8913]

Thanks! I love your channel!

[@dhakharai]

No apologies necessary…this is absolute gold for those seeking a fertile mind

[@AmateurLogician]

@dhakharai, thank you for your comment. There's always room for improvement in video quality and production. At the same time, it's important for me to remember that everyone is at a different level. Maybe I cannot produce super high quality videos that look super professional at the moment, but that's OK. I can be me and do my best. It's my hope, though, that my videos are "good enough" that people can benefit from them and enjoy them. Traditional logic, which is so sadly neglected today, is needed more than ever.

[@h0ll0wm9n]

Passion is undergoing?

[@AmateurLogician]

Yes, "passion" is undergoing or being affected. For example, Socrates being bruised after a punch in the arm is a "passion." Passion is among the ten categories of Aristotle. They are also called the predicaments. Video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIaThX9_qcl9pM0 Article: amateurlogician.com/categories/

[@h0ll0wm9n]

. @AmateurLogician ​ I was quoting what you wrote with the question mark at end. Hmm .... this is first time I've encountered "passion" in the philo/logic context. Maybe it is Kreeft ... or something getting lost in the ancient Greek translation of what Socrates/Arist. actually wrote. Try to cover logic in the context of English grammar (nouns, verbs, prepositions, adj. adverbs, etc) -- as an alternative to those 10 cats

[@sj4695]

Can you please do a “start to finish: self learn logic books to master” video please. The ones for maths and physics have been received well