Logic Philosophy: Bo Ya University Hall · Philosophy

Author: Chen Bo
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book provides a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the philosophy of logic, while incorporating the latest developments in international philosophy of logic in recent years. The thought questions and recommended reading materials at the end of each chapter greatly facilitate teaching and reading, demonstrating the author's profound expertise and extensive experience. This new book, "new" in two main aspects: (1) The overall structure of the book is new, divided into five parts: "Deduction and Justification," "Truth and Paradox," "Meaning and Reference," "Existence, Quantification, and Ontology," and "Hume's Problem and Inductive Logic," with a total of thirteen chapters. Each chapter is preceded by an "Outline of the Content" and followed by "Thought Questions" and "Recommended Reading Materials"; (2) Compared to the Renmin University Press edition, some chapters have been removed, new chapters have been written, and careful rereading of references in other chapters has been conducted, along with extensive research and study of new reference materials, thorough re-examination and revision of previous viewpoints, repeated deliberation and careful argumentation of new viewpoints, and reselection of expression methods, etc. It took the author nearly three years of intermittent work. From this book, readers can see some new developments in the author's recent research on the philosophy of logic.