Legal Logic: Fundamentals

Author: Kong Qingrong
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: Based on teaching the basic concepts, principles, and methods of logic, this book strives to achieve an organic integration with the specificity of legal thinking. It introduces the fundamental knowledge and principles of propositional calculus, highlighting various propositional reasoning patterns in legal thinking activities, providing rigorous yet concise logical tools for analyzing complex cases. Additionally, the book pays attention to the progressive design of its content and the organic combination of examples and exercises. "Legal Logic" is an elective foundational course. Through this course, students can master the basic principles, knowledge, and methods of logic. As an applied course, this book primarily applies the fundamental principles of propositional logic to legal reasoning, incorporating ample exercises to help students understand the characteristics of legal logic. "Legal Logic" is an elective foundational course. Through this course, students can master the basic principles, knowledge, and methods of logic. As an applied course, this book primarily applies the fundamental principles of propositional logic to legal reasoning, incorporating ample exercises to help students understand the characteristics of legal logic.