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Introduction to Philosophy: Logic
Bahram Assadian, Matthew Knachel, Cassiano Terra Rodrigues, Michael Shaffer, Nathan Smith, Benjamin Martin (Book Editor), Christina Hendricks (Series Editor)
Rebus Community · Version 1.2.1 (22 August 2021) · English · Published 2020
An introduction to logical reasoning, evaluating arguments, formal propositional logic, informal fallacies, and necessary and sufficient conditions, with exercises, solutions and a glossary.
- Learning stage
- College introduction
- Prerequisites
- Introductory college philosophy; no prior specialized philosophy course is assumed.
- Editorial review
- 2026-10-29
Contents
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Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Table Of Contents
What is an Open Textbook?
How to Access and Use the Books
Introduction to the Series
Praise for the Book
Acknowledgements
Introduction to the Book
Chapters
Chapters
What is Logic?
Evaluating Arguments
Formal Logic in Philosophy
Informal Fallacies
Necessary and Sufficient Conditions
References and Further Reading
Exercise Solutions
Glossary
About the Contributors
Feedback and Suggestions
Adoption Form
Licensing and Attribution Information
Review Statement
Accessibility Assessment
Version History
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Authors: Bahram Assadian, Matthew Knachel, Cassiano Terra Rodrigues, Michael Shaffer, Nathan Smith, Benjamin Martin (Book Editor), Christina Hendricks (Series Editor)
Publisher: Rebus Community
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