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Overview
Starting with symbolizing sentences and sentential connectives, this work proceeds to the rules of logical inference and sentential derivation, examines the concepts of truth and validity, and presents a series of truth tables. Subsequent topics include terms, predicates, and universal quantifiers; universal specification and laws of identity; axioms for addition; and universal generalization. 1964 edition. Index.Synopsis
Starting with symbolizing sentences and sentential connectives, this work proceeds to the rules of logical inference and sentential derivation, examines the concepts of truth and validity, and presents a series of truth tables. Subsequent topics include terms, predicates, and universal quantifiers; universal specification and laws of identity; axioms for addition; and universal generalization. 1964 edition. Index.
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Some 40 years after its original publication (Blaisdell Publishing Co., 1964), this reprint makes available Suppes' and Hill's (both, Stanford U.) text, which aims to provide an accessible and clear presentation of mathematical logic for high school and elementary college mathematics classrooms. Coverage includes the sentential theory of inference, inference with universal quantifiers, and applications of the theory of inference developed to the elementary theory of communicative groups. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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Some 40 years after its original publication (Blaisdell Publishing Co., 1964), this reprint makes available Suppes' and Hill's (both, Stanford U.) text, which aims to provide an accessible and clear presentation of mathematical logic for high school and elementary college mathematics classrooms. Coverage includes the sentential theory of inference, inference with universal quantifiers, and applications of the theory of inference developed to the elementary theory of communicative groups. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR