Logic: An Introductory Course
Logic: An Introductory Course by W.H. Newton-Smith is a comprehensive guide published by Routledge on April 7, 1985. This edition spans 232 pages and is presented in English, making it accessible for first-year university students who may lack prior knowledge in logic, philosophy, or mathematics. The book aims to provide a clear understanding of the formal analysis of arguments through easily understood steps.
Readers will find that this book serves as a foundational resource in the study of logic, focusing on the mechanics involved in argument analysis. It is designed to facilitate learning for those new to the subject, ensuring that complex concepts are broken down into manageable parts. The content is structured to support students in developing their logical reasoning skills, making it a valuable addition to any academic curriculum related to logic.
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A complete introduction to logic for first-year university students with no background in logic, philosophy or mathematics. In easily understood steps it shows the mechanics of the formal analysis of arguments.
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