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... JAIME CASTRO A. 10-2 LOGIC AND REASON Research and discuss: - What is logic? - What is reason? - What is an argument? - What is a fallacy? Give an example - What is a flawed argument? Give an example Use at least 4 different sources and produce a bibliography. Make your answers as complete as possible and make the best use of language that you can. - What is logic? The word logic and hence it's meaning comes from the Greek word "logos", which in the ancient Greece had a relationship both with the structure of the language and with the thoughts and ideas of the human mind. We can say that logic is a concept that basically describes and study the way in which the human mind processes information about what it perceives about truth and reality, this can be understand as the rational way in which the human mind conducts pure thinking to process information.
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