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To respond accurately to your question, I would need the specific passage in question where Keeler uses logic. Without the text, it's challenging to provide a detailed analysis. However, I can explain the general process of how an author might use logic in a passage.
In literature or argumentation, an author uses logic to present ideas in a structured and reasoned way. Logic typically involves a clear progression of thoughts or arguments where each point follows the previous one in a coherent manner. This could involve:
1. Making a Claim: The author may start with a clear statement or position.
2. Providing Evidence: Following the claim, the author would provide evidence or reasons supporting the claim.
3. Developing an Argument: The author may then logically connect the evidence to the claim, often using accepted forms of reasoning such as deductive or inductive reasoning.
4. Addressing Counterarguments: Logical passages may also pre-emptively address potential counterarguments, refuting them with further logic or evidence.
5. Drawing a Conclusion: Finally, based on the arguments and evidence provided, the author draws a logical conclusion that ties back to the original claim.
If you provide the specific passage by Keeler that you are referring to, I would be able to give you a more precise analysis of how logic is used in that context.