A Tutorial on Ordinary Logic

Author: Capital University of Economics and Business Press
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: This book is written based on the author's 20 years of experience in teaching and researching general logic. The main content of the book includes: concepts, judgments, reasoning, analogy and hypothesis, argumentation, and the basic principles of general logic. The theoretical exposition in the book is thorough, the content is systematic and comprehensive, the language is easy to understand and lively, and each chapter is accompanied by exercises. It can be used as a general textbook for liberal arts at colleges and universities, as well as for learning and research by relevant theoretical workers and a broad readership. The book incorporates as much practical content as possible, while excluding outdated, obsolete, or even incorrect material that not only misleads but also occupies a significant amount of text space. Logic has always been a subject of intense debate, which is determined by the nature of the discipline. Target Audience: General textbook for liberal arts at colleges and universities, theoretical workers, self-learners.