Introduction to Logic

Introduction to LogicFirst published in Polish in 1936, this classic work was originally written as a popular scientific book one that would present to the educated lay reader a clear picture of certain powerful trends of thought in modern logic. According to the author, these trends sought to create a unified conceptual apparatus as a common basis for the whole of human knowledge. Because these new developments in logical thought tended to perfect and sharpen the

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