Logic

An Aristotelian Approach

Häftad, Engelska, 1993

AvMary Michael Spangler

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This book is based on the natural patterns of human thinking as analyzed in Aristotle's formal logic. As an introductory text for either the undergraduate or high school student, it presents only the basic rules needed for defining, judging, and reasoning. The author carefully outlines her presentations and provides familiar illustrations. The book also contains numerous exercises which utilize well-known topics.

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Utgivningsdatum1993-03-16
Mått152 x 229 x 25 mm
Vikt454 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor284
FörlagUniversity Press of America
ISBN9780819189677

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Comments on the first edition:^I Spangler knows today's students. She has written a text that is developed in the same outlines [as Oesterle, Smith, and Kane], but in a language and style suited to our present student population...The result is anadmirable textbook which brings together something of the Middle Ages' famous trivium of logic, grammar, and rhetoric...Spangler has the gift for repeating the doctrine on each point of logic over and over but in such a pleasant and even entertaining way that the student is not bored but delighted at the almost effortless progress achieved in each chapter.^RRR -- Raymond Smith, O.P. in THE THOMIST Comments on the first edition:^I Spangler knows today's students. She has written a text that is developed in the same outlines [as Oesterle, Smith, and Kane], but in a language and style suited to our present student population...The result is an admirable textbook which brings together something of the Middle Ages' famous trivium of logic, grammar, and rhetoric...Spangler has the gift for repeating the doctrine on each point of logic over and over but in such a pleasant and even entertaining way that the student is not bored but delighted at the almost effortless progress achieved in each chapter.^R -- Raymond Smith, O.P. in THE THOMIST