TBSE Class 12 Syllabus 2021 Philosophy – Text
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Reduced Syllabus : Class -XII : Philosophy: 80Marks : 2020-2021 Unit Title Marks II Proposition 11 III Opposition of Proposition 09 IV Immediate Inference 10 V Mediate Inrerence 25 XI Canons of Elimination & Mills Inductive Methods or Experimental Methods 25 Internal Assesment 20 Total 100 Blue Print of Question : Philosophy :Class XII : Marks 80 : 2020-21 Unit Title MCQ SA LA -1 LA -2 Total Objective 2 Marks 4 Marks 6 Marks Marks 1 mark II Proposition 3 2 1 11 III Opposition of Proposition 3 1 1 09 IV Immediate Inference 4 1 1 10 V Mediate Inference 5 2 1 2 25 Concept of Elimination and 5 2 1 2 25 XI Mill’s Inductive Method or Experimental Methods Total 1x20 2x8 4x5 6x4 80 (37Q) Word Limit Mark - 1 : In one complete Sentence Marks 2 : Within 40 words Marks 4 : Within 100 words Marks 6 : within 150 words.
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Reduced Syllabus : Class -XII : Philosophy: 80 Marks : 2020-2021 Unit - II : Proposition i. Nature of proposition - Its different parts characteristics of Copula. ii. Distinction between proposition & judgement, proposition & Grammatical sentence. iii. Classification of Propositions according to (a) Relation (b) Quality 9c) Quantity. iv. Four-fold scheme of classification of Categorical proposition. v. Rules of transformation of grammatical sentences into logical propostion. vi. Distribution of term in proposition. vii. Proposition and Proposition-forms. Unit-III : Opposition of Propositions i. Nature, Definition & kinds of Opposition of Propositions. ii. Traditional square of opposition. iii. Inference by opposition of proposition. Unit-IV : Immediate Inference i. Conversion, Rules of Conversion ii. Obversion & Rules of Obversion. iii. Joint application of Conversion & obversion in each premises proposition. iv. Material obversion. Unit-V : Mediate Inference i. Categorical Syllogism - definition, characteristics & Structure. ii. Role of Middle term, iii. Figures of categorical syllogism. iv. Moods of categorical syllogism. v. General rules of categorical syllogism and fallacies. vi. Testing the validity of categorical syllogism. Unit-XI : Causes of elimination and Mill’s Inductive methods of Experimental methods. i. Method of agreement,method of difference, Joint Method, Method of concomitant varia tion,definition and explanation with symbolic and concrete example, Advantage and disadvan tage. ii. Testing the inductive arguments by applying these methods. iii. Inductive fallacies - Bad analogy-Illicit generalization-Taking an irrelevant factor as a cause- taking co-effects of the same cause as a cause of another effect-Post hoc ergo propter.