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An introduction to the history of philosophical and formal logic: from Aristotle to Tarski

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Publisher
Bloomsbury
Year
2015
Tongue
English
Leaves
337
Category
Library

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โœฆ Table of Contents


IntroductionPart I: The Origins of Formal Logic 1. Aristotle's Logic, Adriane Rini2. Stoic Logic, Katerina Ierodiakonou 3. Medieval Logic, Sara L. Uckleman Part II: The Early Modern Period 4. Leibniz, Jaap Maat 5. Bolzano, Joenne Kriener6. Boole, Giulia Terzian Part III: Mathematical Logic 7. C. S. Peirce, Peter Ohrstrom 8. Frege, Walter B. Pedriali 9. Peano and Russell, Alexander Bird10. Hilbert, Curtis Franks Part IV: Twentieth Century Logic 10. Goedel, P. D. Welch12. Tarski, Benedict Eastaugh Index

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