In ancient Greece, the philosopher Aristotle "invented a method of argument that used logic", since this became the most persuasive form of argument, known now as Aristotelian logic.
The correct answer is A) invented a method of argument that used logic.
In ancient Greece, the philosopher Aristotle invented a method of argument that used logic.
As the favorite student of the great Greek philosopher Plato, Aristotle established his school in Athens. Aristotle had a specific denomination to logic. He called "Organic." For him, logic was the instrument to know everything that is to know. He established rules to the correct reasoning of the basic principles of the categorical logic. Aristotle considered that this logic process represented the true nature of reality.
Thomas Paine's Common Sense was intended to illustrate the absurdity of the colonies following Britain's rule. It was a persuasive argument for American independence.
