The Culmination of the Science of Logic, with Synopses of All Possible Valid Forms of Categorical Reasoning in Syllogisms of Both Three and Four Terms
John Cauchois Smith
Published 1888
124 pages
Logic is the study of good reasoning. These books teach you how arguments work, how to spot a fallacy and how to think more clearly, from informal critical thinking to formal symbolic logic. Useful for students, and for anyone who wants to argue better. This list shows the ones you can read in full for free.
John Cauchois Smith
Published 1888
124 pages
F Wade
Published 1962
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William Wallace, Professor of International Relations William Wallace
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Alfred Sidgwick
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256 pages
Francis Bacon, Joseph Devey
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P. McGregor
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John Neville Keynes
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Gabrijela Kišiček, Igor Ž Žagar
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Paulus Venetus
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358 pages

Justin Khoo
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Sorin Cerin
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Sorin Cerin
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Sorin Cerin
Published 2021
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Sorin Cerin
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Volker Munz, International Wittgenstein Symposium Kirchberg am Wechsel, Austria)
2010 · 2013 edition
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Georg Gasser
2007 · 2013 edition
300 pages

Simon of Faversham
Published 2025
306 pages

Sabrina Ebbersmeyer
Published 2012
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David A. White
Published 2017
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Brian Weatherson
Published 2024
272 pages