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Thinking Clearly
Better Living through Logic

Introduction Logic Concepts Common Fallacies Statement Logic Predicate Logic


Statement Logic

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Statement logic introduces us to fundamental relationships between ideas. It also helps us to examine and apply those relationships impartially, by representing the statements of sometimes emotionally charged arguments as impersonal abstractions—letters of the alphabet.

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Thinking Clearly: Introduction Fundamental Logic Concepts
Statement, Syllogism, Deductive vs. Inductive Reason		 Common Fallacies
Assorted Hazards to Credibility		 Statement Logic
Truth Tables & Relationships, Simple Proofs		 Predicate Logic
Universals & Existentials