Hey, /lit/ can you recommend me books that deal with the

intro to elementary basic logic 101 for dipshits the book the video game

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Wow, thanks lit...

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you want "the logic book"

just google logic textbooks

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>the logic book

no he wants The Logic Manual - Volker Halbach

but tbqh you'll probably give up trying to learn formal logic unless you're slightly autistic

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fair, guy has the slides online

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> slightly
> just slightly

Haha, I wish.

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What did Socrates have against Alexandria?

this may be marginally too nerdy a classics joke but I hope someone gets it

Lewis Carroll (not just Alice, he wrote The Game of Logic)
Raymond M Smullyan
Nelson Goodman (Fact, Fiction, and Forecast)

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Aristotle. I'm trying to think if anyone else has been majorly relevant before this, but there's like a boom around the 19th century where we get Hegel, and Frege and Peirce not long after (predicate logic), and really even Wittgenstein and Heidegger and a whole cast of others have added a lot to logic and reasoning even in just the past 100 or so years.

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Which specific work of Aristotle would you recommend?

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The Organon

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This is the best.

Introduction to Logic: and to the Methodology of Deductive Sciences