The development of thought will always be of vital importance for human beings. Hence, philosophy, science and the arts emerged to unleash the mental and creative potential that the world needs to be better. We are pleased to present this collection of logic books in PDF format, which will provide you with the basic principles of this important discipline.
Logic is a science with a long history that originated independently thanks to thinkers belonging to ancient civilizations such as the Greek or Chinese. It was a process in which the form of thought was evaluated and its veracity was tested. Our collection of logic books in PDF format facilitates its study.
Logic can be defined as the science that studies the form of thought and its processes (demonstration, deduction or inference). It also focuses on concepts such as fallacies, paradoxes and truth. Today, it is part of mathematics and philosophy.
In everyday language, the word logic is used to refer to something that follows the rules of reason and also to refer to common sense, that is, to a way of acting appropriately in a given context. Likewise, when speaking of a specific way of thinking, in a given field or place.
In a sense, everyday usage reveals the purpose of the study of logic, although it goes much further. Since ancient times, logic has been concerned with evaluating the form of reasoning and determining how it leads to truth. However, it was not until the 20th century that it became part of mathematics due to its application in the modern world.
We invite you to take a look at our collection of over 15 logic books in PDF format, available for immediate download in this section.
Logic Books
#1 Mathematical Logic
Author: Lou van den Dries
Pages: 119
File size: 0.88 MB
Format: PDF
#3 Logic and Set Theory
Author: Henry D Pfister Web Site
Pages: 22
File size: 0.27 MB
Format: PDF
#4 Mathematical Logic I
Author: Michael Rathjen
Pages: 28
File size: 0.17 MB
Format: PDF
#5 Mathematical Logic II
Author: Dag Normann
Pages: 147
File size: 0.64 MB
Format: PDF
#6 Notes on Mathematical Logic
Author: David W Kueker
Pages: 114
File size: 0.71 MB
Format: PDF
#7 The Development of Mathematical Logic from Russell to Tarski 1900–1935
Author: Paolo Mancosu,Richard Zach,Calixto Badesa
Pages: 187
File size: 0.64 MB
Format: PDF
#8 Mathematical Logic
Author: Helmut Schwichtenberg
Pages: 165
File size: 1.06 MB
Format: PDF
#9 What is mathematical logic A survey
Author: John N Crossley
Pages: 14
File size: 0.17 MB
Format: PDF
#10 Mathematical Logic II (Presentation)
Author: University of Massachusetts Amherst
Pages: 89
File size: 0.52 MB
Format: PDF
#12 Mathematical Logic with Diagrams
Author: Frithjof Dau
Pages: 343
File size: 4.39 MB
Format: PDF
#13 Notes on Mathematical Logic
Author: James Aspnes
Pages: 28
File size: 0.33 MB
Format: PDF
#14 An Introduction to Symbolic Logic
Author: Guram Bezhanishvili,Wesley Fussner
Pages: 24
File size: 0.26 MB
Format: PDF
#15 Lecture Notes on Mathematical Logic
Author: Vladimir Lifschitz
Pages: 26
File size: 0.14 MB
Format: PDF
Mathematical Logic for Children
Mathematical logic for children is a necessary tool for children to learn and assimilate mathematical concepts that are very useful in people’s daily lives. In addition, it helps them to improve their reasoning capacity, being this the main point of this science, since it prepares them for the future years when they are no longer children.
Among the logic exercises most used by children are: series of numbers, classification, correspondence, mathematical puzzles, wooden tetris, chess, and many more.
The simple fact of being trained as children will allow them to make decisions for themselves at a very early age, something that is very beneficial and helps their character.
#1 Logic Math Exercises for Young Children
Author: Bonnie Risby,Robert K Risby II
Pages: 17
File size: 1.54 MB
Format: PDF
#2 5 Games For Building Logic
Author: Emily Dyke and Joe Dyke
Pages: 10
File size: 21.99 MB
Format: PDF
#3 Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Author: Annie R. Hoekstra - de Roos
Pages: 20
File size: 1.76 MB
Format: PDF
#4 Indigenous Logic Math Games
Author: Lori Bernard, Karla Gamble
Pages: 35
File size: 6.07 MB
Format: PDF
#5 When is Preschool Childrens Play Mathematical
Author: Ola Helenius,Maria L Johansson,Troels Lang
Pages: 18
File size: 1.28 MB
Format: PDF
Here ends our selection of free Logic books in PDF format. We hope you liked it and already have your next book!
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