The second movement takes the selected materials and orders them to reach the conclusion.
1. The world changes.
2. Everything that changes is originated.
3. Therefore the world is originated.
The first movement asks which materials are relevant. The second asks what follows when those materials are connected appropriately.
These are distinguishable tasks: finding the material and drawing an inference from it. The distinction prepares for later analysis of syllogisms.
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Nazar, the Movements of Thought, and the Need for Logic
The second movement takes the selected materials and orders them to reach the conclusion.
1. The world changes.
2. Everything that changes is originated.
3. Therefore the world is originated.
The first movement asks which materials are relevant. The second asks what follows when those materials are connected appropriately.
These are distinguishable tasks: finding the material and drawing an inference from it. The distinction prepares for later analysis of syllogisms.