Logic Gallery, Aristotle to the Present
by David Marans
Publisher: HumBox Project 2013
ISBN/ASIN: 0557866812
ISBN-13: 9780557866816
Number of pages: 147
Description:
Century-by-Century: Insights, Images, and Bios of famous logicians. The continuity and expansion of a fundamental concept. We shall attempt to indicate the way in which logic has developed from the science of reflective thinking, or reasoning, to the science of form.
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