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The methods of logic are essential to an understanding of philosophy and are crucial in the study of mathematics, computing, linguistics and many other subjects. Introducing the major concepts and techniques involved in the study of logic, this authoritative book explores both formal and philosophical logic, and the ways in which we can achieve good reasoning. Individual chapters include:
* Propositions and Arguments
* Truth Tables
* Trees
* Conditionality
* Natural Deduction
* Predicates, Names and Quantifiers
* Definite Descriptions.
This exceptionally clear introduction to the subject is ideally suited to students taking introductory courses in logic.
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Not worth the paper it's printed on., 28 Nov 2010
By Mark Twain - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Logic: An Introduction (Fundamentals of Philosophy) (Paperback)
Restall presents an awkward introduction to formal logic. Explanations are convoluted and a chore to disseminate from the text. The book features several errors in both the main text and exercises which can only do harm to the reader. Explanations come across as muddled intertwined with a very casual and imprecise literary style. If you are looking for a straight forward and clear introduction to propositional and first order logic, look elsewhere.
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Do not get the kindle edition, 1 Sep 2010
By Nathan - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Logic: An Introduction (Fundamentals of Philosophy) (Kindle Edition)
I first bought the kindle edition of this book for a class I have this semester. I ended up buying the paperback due to formating issues on some symbols (such as the symbol for inference). This makes the book basically unusable on kindle, especially for a student since guessing at which symbol ought to be in the missing place is probably not wise.
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very good book! but very bad formatting for Kindle., 9 Nov 2010
By Jeong Heum Kim - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Logic: An Introduction (Fundamentals of Philosophy) (Kindle Edition)
This book is very concise and efficient introduction to Logic. I would highly recommend for boginners of logic. But Kindle edition has critical flaws in formatting. especially tables and boxes.
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