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Discover the ultimate resource for understanding the intersection of Logic and Philosophy with 'Logic and Philosophy: A Modern Introduction'—a highly acclaimed textbook in the field. This comprehensive guide serves as a formal logic textbook that is both accessible and rigorous, perfect for philosophy students and anyone looking to study logic for the first time. The 13th edition features abundant exercise sets that promote critical thinking and solidify concepts in sentential logic and first-order predicate logic. Dive deep into foundational topics like the theory of descriptions, identity, relations, set theory, modal logic, and Aristotelian logic.
Newly added material in this text expands your exploration of philosophical debates surrounding logic, ensuring a well-rounded understanding. Delve into set theory's relationship with logic and mathematics, and tackle modal logic and Kripke semantics in Chapter 15, complete with discussions of logical modalities. For those who prefer alternative methods, the book includes chapters on truth trees for both sentential and first-order logic, along with approaches to modal logic.
Special features of 'Logic and Philosophy: A Modern Introduction' highlight the historical context of logic, innovative proof methods, and the semantic dilemmas tied to universal and existential quantification. Throughout the text, the authors adeptly bridge the gap between ordinary language and symbolic logic, addressing the philosophical implications of various symbolic languages. Equip yourself with a profound knowledge base and the analytical skills necessary to engage with complex philosophical issues. Get your copy today and embark on your journey into the world of logic and philosophy.
Newly added material in this text expands your exploration of philosophical debates surrounding logic, ensuring a well-rounded understanding. Delve into set theory's relationship with logic and mathematics, and tackle modal logic and Kripke semantics in Chapter 15, complete with discussions of logical modalities. For those who prefer alternative methods, the book includes chapters on truth trees for both sentential and first-order logic, along with approaches to modal logic.
Special features of 'Logic and Philosophy: A Modern Introduction' highlight the historical context of logic, innovative proof methods, and the semantic dilemmas tied to universal and existential quantification. Throughout the text, the authors adeptly bridge the gap between ordinary language and symbolic logic, addressing the philosophical implications of various symbolic languages. Equip yourself with a profound knowledge base and the analytical skills necessary to engage with complex philosophical issues. Get your copy today and embark on your journey into the world of logic and philosophy.