Studying Logic with Used Books!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- Let’s preview old used logic books. . .
"Introduction to Logic" by Andrew H. Bachhuber (1957)
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"Basic Logic" by Raymond J. McCall (1964)
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"Formal Logic" by Jacques Maritain (1946)
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Studying Logic is Very Rewarding!
In my private collection, I have logic books covering formal logic, informal logic, mathematical logic, Scholastic logic, critical thinking skills, metalogic, philosophy of logic, fallacies, history of logic, and more.
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0:00 - Intro
1:28- Bachhuber's Look Text
7:40 - McCall's Logic Text
12:24 - Maritain's (More Advanced) Logic Text
17:01 - Conclusion
You're almost a crazy as The Math Sorcerer.
I love it!
Almost! To be honest, personally I don't like to collect books just to collect books. I have a working library, NOT a show library. At the same time, when I got serious about creating my website AmateurLogician.com and this TH-cam channel, I realized that gathering up logic books is a good idea both for me to learn and for me to teach others from. Reviewing logic books seems like a good idea as the "Amateur Logician"!
@@AmateurLogician You mean, *The* Amateur Logician!
I had to pare-down my library several years ago. It made moving a lot easier, but there were a couple that I wish I'd kept.
I've been enjoying your content. Keep up the good work!
Thank you! I hope you find my videos helpful and interesting. If you have suggestions, etc., please let me know.
Thanks.
wonderful video! thanks for sharing these books
Read
A. Garciadiego, Bertrand Russell and the Origins of the Set-theoretic 'Paradoxes.'
Wittgenstein. Is Also Brilliant. 🎼
Love your stuff man. I'm reallly interested in logic and how to think better, so please don't give up, because what you do is important. You've got a new sub.❤
Thank you! Logic is an excellent subject to learn and master. I hope my TH-cam channel and my website are of use to you.
What an interesting collection of books !….me as chemistry major student never took nothing on logic…but after a test on types of intelligence I’ve done the result was a high level of logical intelligence..!! I never noticed that was a characteristic of mine…
even though I was passionate about philosophy and music along side with science the missing word was logic what I loved mastering in them all, what they shared to attract my interest was logic…! I blame the education system that it took me that long to discover that part of myself..
Thank you sooo much every summary was clear and wholesome 🙏
Thank you I always wanted to learn logic
Learning logic is cool! It's a foundation in which to build off of. Traditionally, education had logic as a requirement as part of the so-called Trivium. And the Trivium included grammar, logic, and rhetoric.
Though I haven't typed up a lot for grammar or rhetoric yet, I have put together a large tutorial in traditional logic at my website amateurlogician.com/
ur content is good
Thanks! I appreciate your comment. I'm happy people find my videos of value. Let me know if you have any suggestions, etc.
Great and sadly overlooked subject. What did you learn from your study of logic? That would be a good video. Subscribed. Great channel.
what are your thoughts on Basic Principles of Sound Reasoning by Cynthia Bolton ???
Doesn't she teach at ASU? I've heard of it, but unfortunately haven't seen the text myself.
@@AmateurLogician yes at Arizona State University.
Great vid! Can you tell me who is the author of your Mathematical Logic book right on top at the beginning of the vid?
"A Beginner's Guide to Mathematical Logic" by Raymond M. Smullyan: amzn.to/4aw3mlG
He's a legend!
Hello I appreciate what you do , I’m interested in philosophy and want to study logic as a prerequisite what books would you recommend to cover some good ground?
You cannot go too wrong with the books mentioned in this video. There’s other recommendations here: amateurlogician.com/trivium-logic/ Also, you might consider adding "The Philosopher's Toolkit: A Compendium of Philosophical Concepts and Methods" by Peter Fosl and Julian Baggini
I had a college course in logic, whose name I don't recall, except that it was taught as an English course. Same semester, I had a math course in Probability Theory, and an engineering course in Digital Computer logic. Somehow, I made A grades in all three. It's probably not possible to do that today, but I would recommend it as a learning experience.
You had a logic course taught as an English course , can you expand on that ?
In 1965, Texas A&M had no Philosophy department. The course was titled "An Introduction to Logical Discourse". 2 semester hours. I made an A in the course.@@sligon00
If I want to study Logic with math this is a good place to Start?
No, because here I'm addressing traditional verbal style logic. It's another beast! Yet, even if you want to do mathematical logic, I would recommend at least learning SOME traditional logic too. It's a neglected subject for far too many, including math majors.
Any particular reason you have this pronounced interest in studying logic?
Hi, @wheatblue7592. There are several reasons. Logic is foundational to thinking in a more clear and rigorous manner. It will help us determine if an argument is valid or invalid. As we develop our logical thinking skills, we can better evaluate arguments and theorems. Does a conclusion “follow from” a given set of premises? Or how can we extend our knowledge from a set of premises? Is, for example, the politician, philosopher, or theologian engaging in logical or illogical reasoning? Are there fallacies present? How can we construct our own arguments? Etc.
Unfortunately I observed it also makes you worse with women :(
Indeed. Logic Rules
All day Everyday. ( From All 💜 True 💘💘
Angles )
And you are doing illogical error @ Maths and logic are not the same thing.
Maths is Logic. It just does either
A). Tunnelling
Or
B ). Flowering
🙄