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The Basics of Propositional Logic: Basic Concepts and Symbolization in Propositional Logic: Unit 1.2
Like personal trainers, the Workbooklets offer a practical and empathic approach to introductory logic. They are designed for beginners and for anyone who wants to build confidence by doing more exercises. Workbooklet 1.2 (Workbook 1, Unit 1.2) helps you learn how simple and complex propositionsrecognize negations, conjunctions, disjunctions, conditionals, and biconditionals in Englishparaphrase conditionals into the standard if-then formsymbolize very basic English sentences (Units 1.3-1.5 will develop the skill)construct a symbolization keylearn basic truth tables.There are numerous exercises whose difficulty increases gradually. The point is to train your "logic muscles" until they become strong enough to carry "heavy-weight" content. The study is aided by many examples worked out step by step, warnings of common errors, as well as complete solutions to all exercises.
Logic Self-Taught Workbooks are based on the insight that understanding logic is not sufficient for learning logic, just as understanding how to swim is not sufficient for learning to swim and understanding the grammar of a foreign language is not sufficient for learning the language. You need to practice and take an active part in self-teaching. Through systematic work with the Workbooks, you will build self-confidence. You can learn logic, even its hardest parts.
Kindle Logic Self-Taught Workbooklets is a daughter series of Logic Self-Taught Workbooks designed for self-teaching logic. Each Kindle Workbooklet contains only one unit (from a Workbook) together with the solutions to the exercises.Contents
A. Propositional Logic as a Logical Theory
B. Simple and Complex Propositions
C. The Symbolization Key (Legend)
D. Negation
E. Conjunction
F. Disjunction
G. Material Biconditional
H. Material Conditional
Solutions to Exercises
Logic Self-Taught Workbooks are based on the insight that understanding logic is not sufficient for learning logic, just as understanding how to swim is not sufficient for learning to swim and understanding the grammar of a foreign language is not sufficient for learning the language. You need to practice and take an active part in self-teaching. Through systematic work with the Workbooks, you will build self-confidence. You can learn logic, even its hardest parts.
Kindle Logic Self-Taught Workbooklets is a daughter series of Logic Self-Taught Workbooks designed for self-teaching logic. Each Kindle Workbooklet contains only one unit (from a Workbook) together with the solutions to the exercises.Contents
A. Propositional Logic as a Logical Theory
B. Simple and Complex Propositions
C. The Symbolization Key (Legend)
D. Negation
E. Conjunction
F. Disjunction
G. Material Biconditional
H. Material Conditional
Solutions to Exercises
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Published February 10, 2023
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