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Cover Contents Acknowledgements Introduction For the student For the instructor PART 1 Prepositional logic 1 Propositions and arguments Propositions Arguments Argument forms Summary Further reading Exercises 2 Connectives and argument forms Conjunction and disjunction Conditionals and biconditionals Negation A language of forms More argument forms Summary Exercises 3 Truth tables Truth tables Truth tables for arguments Finding evaluations quickly Summary Exercises 4 Trees The idea behind trees Tree rules Why the tree method works Summary Exercises 5 Vagueness and bivalence The problem of vagueness Alternatives Other problems with bivalence Further reading Exercises 6 Conditionality The paradoxes of material implication Truth and assertibility Possibilities Relevance Further reading Exercises 7 Natural deduction Conjunction, disjunction and negation Negation Further reading Exercises PART 2 Predicate logic 8 Predicates, names and quantifiers Names and predicates Quantifiers Translation Summary Exercises 9 Models for predicate logic Domains and extensions Quantifiers Constructing models When finite domains suffice Summary Exercises 10 Trees for predicate logic Tree rules for quantifi
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- Author
- Greg Restall
- Publisher
- McGill-Queen's University Press
- Published
- 2006
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780773585928
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Philosophy, Humanities
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