Logic: An Outline Robert Sharvy 1970 Reprint Philosophy Education Paperback

Explore the fundamentals of reasoning with 'Logic: An Outline' by Robert Sharvy, published by Littlefield, Adams & Co. This concise and comprehensive paperback serves as an invaluable guide for students and enthusiasts of philosophy, logic, and critical thinking. Part of the acclaimed 'Quick Review – And To The Point' series, this 1970 reprint offers a structured approach to understanding complex logical concepts, making it an essential educational resource.Delve into the core principles of Aristotelian Logic and Symbolic Logic, complete with detailed discussions on categorical syllogisms, propositional forms, and logical equivalences. The book further explores key topics such as Induction, Semantics, and the various forms of fallacies, providing a thorough overview of the subject. Its outline format is complemented by numerous exercises, designed to reinforce learning and ensure a firm grasp of the material, serving as both a primary text and a supplementary aid.Robert Sharvy, a Professor of Philosophy at Lake Forest College, presents a clear and orderly presentation of logic materials, emphasizing the practical application of principles in evaluating arguments. This edition is a testament to its enduring relevance, offering a foundational understanding of logical thought for academic study or personal enrichment in the fields of philosophy and education.