Question
How do you relate the major, minor and middle terms in a syllogism?
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A standard categorical syllogism is a syllogism that consists of three categorical sentences, in which there are three terms, and each term appears exactly twice.
The three terms in a standard categorical syllogism are the major, the minor and the middle terms. The major term is the predicate term of the conclusion. The minor term is the subject term of the conclusion. The middle term is the term that appears twice in the premises.
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