QUASI-LOGICAL ARGUMENTS IN LITERARY TREATISES OF THE BUYID ERA

Abstract

These are the arguments that rely on logical structures such as (congruence, pluralism, contradiction), but unlike pure logical arguments, they can easily be rejected on the grounds that they are not logical, due to the objectionable factors that require great effort to remove the objections and strengthen the connections. They are of two types: semi-arguments. Logic, which relies on logical structures, and quasi-logical arguments, which rely on mathematical relationships.