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Logic
by Frances Howard-Snyder, Daniel Howard-Snyder, Ryan WassermanNot on Booklabria yet
A comprehensive introduction to the principles of sound reasoning, designed for students encountering formal and informal logic for the first time. The text covers the full range of logical tools-argument analysis, fallacies, categorical logic, statement logic, truth tables, proofs, predicate logic, and inductive reasoning-while emphasizing clarity, precision, and practical application. Through explanations, examples, diagrams, and extensive exercises, the book helps readers develop the ability to evaluate arguments, construct valid reasoning, and think critically across academic and everyday contexts. This edition provides a structured, accessible pathway from basic concepts to advanced logical methods.
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