184 Pages
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Routledge
184 Pages
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Routledge
188 Pages
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Routledge
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Originally published in 1966. This is a self-instructional course intended for first-year university students who have not had previous acquaintance with Logic. The book deals with "propositional" logic by the truth-table method, briefly introducing axiomatic procedures, and proceeds to the theory of the syllogism, the logic of one-place predicates, and elementary parts of the logic of many-place... Read more
Introduction Part 1: Logical Relations 1. Statements and Logical Strictness 2. Implication and Equivalence 3. Contradiction and Contrariety 4. Subcontrariety and Indifference 5. Ambiguity and Empty Terms Part 2: The Logic of Unanalysed Statements 6. Negation and Conjunction 7. Disjunction 8. Implication and Truth-Tables 9. Tautologies and Material Implication 10. Material Equivalence: Rules of Inference 11. Logic from Axioms 12. Logical Relations by Truth-Table Part 3: The Logic of Predicates 13. Syllogisms 14. Existential Presuppositions 15. Predicates and Quantifiers 16. The Elementary Logic of Relations. Revision Chapters
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Hamblin\, C. L.
