ABSTRACT
Reissuing works originally published between 1931 and 1990, this set of twenty-four books covers the full range of the philosophy of logic, from introductions to logic, to calculus and mathematical logic, to logic in language and linguistics and logical reasoning in law and ethics. An international array of authors are represented in this comprehensive collection.
1. An Introduction to Many-valued Logics Robert Ackermann 2. Nondeductive Inference Robert Ackermann 3. An Introduction to Logic: The Criticism of Arguments Peter Alexander 4. The Logical Structure of Science A. Cornelius Benjamin 5. The Implications of Induction L. Jonathan Cohen 6. Meaning, Quantification, Necessity: Themes in Philosophical Logic Martin Davies 7. Quantification Theory J. A. Faris 8. Truth-Functional Logic J. A. Faris 9. The Logic of Choice: An Investigation of the Concepts of Rule and Rationality Gidon Gottlieb 10. Aspects of a Theory of Singular Reference: Prolegomena to a Dialectical Logic of Singular Terms William J. Greenberg 11. Elementary Formal Logic: A Programmed Course C. L. Hamblin 12. The Elements of Formal Logic G. E. Hughes and D. G. Londey 13. Creativity, Imagination, Logic: Meditations for the Eleventh Hour Horace Meyer Kallen 14. Topics in Modern Logic D. C. Makinson 15. An Introduction to Logic David Mitchell 16. The Development of Mathematical Logic P. H. Nidditch 17. Words of Power: A Feminist Reading of the History of Logic Andrea Nye 18. Concept and Object: The Unity of the Proposition in Logic and Psychology Anthony Palmer 19. Presuppostion & Transcendental Inference Humphrey Palmer 20. The Logic of Commands Nicholas Rescher 21. The Province of Logic: An Interpretation of Certain Parts of Cook Wilson's “Statement and Inference.” Richard Robinson 22. The Traditional Formal Logic: A Short Account for Students W. A. Sinclair 23. Logic in Practice L. Susan Stebbing 24. The Problems of Logic Andrew Paul Ushenko
