THE premise word passes the idea of “first idea” before a logical conclusion. The raw material that forms the idea. The initial information that serves as a basis for reasoning or something that will need a conclusion, such as a study, is called a premise.
Depending on how the word is used in a sentence, it can mean principle, claim, initial idea, statement and even argument.
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The word premise comes from the Latin praemissus “the act of sending to. front". The term prae means “ahead, before” and the term missus, which is o. past participle of mittere, means "to send".
According to the Priberam Dictionary of the Portuguese Language, below. is the full definition of the premise:
Argument, claim, assertion, enunciation, statement, proposition.
Background, axiom, initial fact, initial idea, principle.
(Latin praemissa, feminine from the past participle of. praemitto, -ere, send before, send in advance, prevent)
1. [Rhetoric] Every. one of the two propositions of a syllogism (the major and the minor), of which if. infers or draws the conclusion.
Starting point for organizing a reasoning or de. an argument.
syllogism, episyllogism, firstfruits, prosyllogism, epichyrem, eurothematic, heurothematic.
(change of firstfruit[s])
feminine noun
[Old] Parish law which consists of a certain part of the. first news of the lands.
Related words: firstfruits, prosyllogism, episyllogism, epichyrem, syllogism, eurothematic, heurothematic.
Premise is a feminine noun and is synonymous with as. words:
In logic, the premise is a sequence of ideas that. justify the conclusion. These are arguments that support the final opinion of one. phrase. Assumptions precede the justifiable of a thought.
Regardless of whether the premise is true or false, they never are. ambiguous. It has no double meanings. It's just a harbinger of the climax of one. sentence, the conclusion of the subject.
In legal terms, the premise is the basis for the petition. of any legal process. On this basis, there is the reason for the right, the grounds that led to the request and which right was threatened or violated.
After this initial petition, the request that is called is made. major premise, that is, the good of life, for example, pension, indemnity, o. recognition etc.
The premises, therefore, will be responsible for the conclusion of. a decision, the grounds that led to the request, the logical assumptions of the. petition.
In the legal sphere, the fact is considered the minor premise. occurred that gave rise to the process. The biggest premise is the process being judged. in law, after investigation of the minor premise (fact occurred).
The premise in the legal scope also appears in all. events and facts that are part of the cause of the request.
In summary, therefore, the main premise in this field of action. it is the request being processed by law. The fundamentals of law and the. foundations in fact bear the names of premises which are the presuppositions. logical, that is, what is suggested in advance of the request and will be a. from them that a conclusion will be reached.
A premise is a suggestion present in an assumption, o. reasoning done on the basis of deductions. Therefore, the premise precedes the. logical reasoning for allowing a certain conclusion to be reached. through a deduction process.
The larger premise suggests the ending, the term that will culminate in. a decision, regardless of what the source of such a conclusion is. The minor premise. contains the subject of the conclusion. Both premises lead the person or the study to. a conclusion.
Premise example. major and minor:
Major premise: All humans are mammals.
Minor premise: Humberto is a human being.
Conclusion: Therefore, Humberto is a mammal.
In this case, “mammal” is the larger term, “human beings” is the middle term, and “Humbert” is the term. smaller.
Another example:
Major premise: A dog is an animal.
minor premise: Bob is a dog.
Conclusion: So Bob is an animal.
In this example cited, "animal" is a larger term, "dog" is the middle term and “Bob” is the minor term.
The syllogism is a deduction that has a suggestion of. premise. The premise, in turn, makes it possible to reach a conclusion by. means of a kind of argument in which the logical context is valid, independent. whether the applied premises are true or not.
The conclusion is that sequential premises are convincing o. enough so that there are no ambiguities, that is, that the conclusion leaves none. margin of doubt.
In this way, two premises are placed, as follows:
The foundations or assumptions of a project are assumptions. on which a particular project is elaborated. So these foundations represent. the issues that must be considered if the project is to run smoothly e. be successful.
The premises of a project must be well observed, as it is. at this beginning, the points of the project that deserve attention are indicated. special planning, as well as what are its most critical points.
Assumptions in a field of management are nothing more than. what hypotheses and conditions that are assumed to be true – for a. execution of the work.
In that case, they must be convincing, real, secure, clear, right and accurate.
Example:
If a manager does not define his assumptions well and make assumptions. poorly executed in a project management, the consequence can be. problems along the way of that particular project.
In other words, assumptions ensure that a project is successful. executed.
Assumptions in an academic project represent ideas. initials that gave rise to the object of study.
They therefore support the points considered as. from which the study will be developed.
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