Logic from a Rhetorical Point of ViewWalter de Gruyter, 1994 - 312 No detailed description available for "Logic from a Rhetorical Point of View". |
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On how geometry and algebra influenced logic | 1 |
Descartes Leibniz and Pascal facing a crisis in logic | 6 |
MindPhilosophical Logic | 13 |
Conceptual potential and conceptual engineering | 23 |
The Renaissance reformism and intuitionism in logic | 44 |
Leibniz on the mechanization of arguments | 57 |
Towards the Logic of General Names | 68 |
The existential import of general names | 75 |
What intelligent generalization depends on | 160 |
Formal blind reasoning and artificial intelligence | 175 |
Defining Logic and Intelligence | 183 |
Normal definitions of predicates and names | 188 |
The holistic doctrine of definition | 198 |
Implicit definitions and conclusive conceptualization | 203 |
Symbolic Logic | 220 |
Aspasias argument confronted with predicate logic | 239 |
The TruthFunctional Calculus | 89 |
The truthfunctional analysis of disjunction | 100 |
The truthfunctional analysis of conditionals | 104 |
The Predicate Calculus | 112 |
Quantification rules interpretation formal systems | 120 |
Predicate logic compared with natural logic | 126 |
Reasoning Logic and Intelligence | 141 |
Implicit Definitions | 257 |
The case of nonexistent Geist and similar cases | 269 |
The Postscript as a BookNetwork Interface | 278 |
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