General Logic

Author: Jiang Chenglin
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Professional foundation courses for the Chinese, Law, Economics, and other departments of the Central Radio & TV University. The book includes eleven chapters:
1. Introduction;
2. Concepts;
3. Simple Judgment and Deductive Reasoning (I);
4. Simple Judgment and Deductive Reasoning (II);
5. Compound Judgment and Deductive Reasoning (I);
6. Compound Judgment and Deductive Reasoning (II);
7. Modal Judgment and Deductive Reasoning;
8. Inductive Reasoning;
9. Analogical Reasoning, Retrospective Reasoning, and Hypothesis;
10. Basic Principles of General Logic;
11. Argumentation.
According to the characteristics of different majors, a study guide closely linked to Chinese, Law, and Economics majors has been compiled (including exercises). Through reading the textbook, televised lectures, face-to-face tutoring, and doing exercises, students can systematically understand and master the basic concepts, principles, and reasoning techniques of general logic, improve the accuracy and agility of their thinking, enhance their language expression and argumentation skills, and develop preliminary abilities to apply logical knowledge to solve practical problems. It also provides the necessary logical tools for further study in other professional fields.