After having possibly dropped students from my class for luck of participation in the first week, I am expecting that each of the students, regardless if they have so far interacted with me or not, should upload a file of at least 5 single spaced pages, fonts 12, describing in their own words and understanding what the following files are containing: How to make 256 categorical syllogisms (2).pdf 256 categorical syllogisms with AI provided examples for each syllogism during PlayLab training in Spring semester 2025.pdf Open the file and scroll down in it! P.S. Chapter 5 gives you a better information about the categorical syllogisms! Going through it zigzagging back and forth will increase your panoramic understanding of the issues making you capable to write a small manual/handbook of Logic sized to your own personal understanding of Logic! Go repeatedly to the index of the textbook to see in which pages a feature or subject is dealt with in the chapters! The file is below; Assignment #1 for the first 2 weeks of the semester In Phil 110 How to make a categorical syllogism To make a categorical syllogism we need to have 3 times: ?-is-? Statements , the first 2 of which are premises and the 3rd one is a conclusion! The first premise is called major premise, and the 2nd premise is called the minor premise. There are 3 symbols given to replace the question marks in a syllogism. These 3 symbols, e.g., X, Y, and Z should replace the 6 question marks of a categorical syllogism. For that purpose, each symbol should be repeated twice. We start with the conclusion to