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Anonymous No. 16305592

Best books on logic? Is there a chart?

Anonymous No. 16305593

yes

Anonymous No. 16305610

The book I met so far in every mathematical logic course bibliography is Cori and Lascar one while I personally liked Girard's blindspot

Anonymous No. 16305638

>>16305592
yeah

Anonymous No. 16305904

>>16305592
While it may not be arguably the best, by far the more enjoyable way is through the primary sources.
Aristotle and De Morgan

Anonymous No. 16307517

>>16305592
Why do you need a book on logic? Just reason it all out yourself, logically.

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Anonymous No. 16307804

>>16305592
Here's a /sci/ guide

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Anonymous No. 16307807

>>16307804
And here's a /lit/ guide. If you just want to study basic logic, any discrete math or intro to proofs book will do.

Anonymous No. 16307881

>>16305904
>Aristotle and demorgan
It's neither fun for beginners, nor challenging for intermediates, to read ancient works on logic translated into obnoxious 1800s British English. Furthermore, reading the ancients will reveal nothing of value to anyone who isn't a historian.

Anonymous No. 16307989

The Bible is the best books on logic

Anonymous No. 16308404

>>16307807
https://builds.openlogicproject.org/
Also here's this thing I just found.

Anonymous No. 16308936

I like Gamut's Logic, Language and Meaning
There is also Halmos' Logic as Algebra, but I didnt read it yet

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Anonymous No. 16308968

>>16305592
This pdf contains recommendations for every major part of logic. Personally I am reading The Logic Book.

B00T approved No. 16308970

>>16308968
Personally, for me IQ is no trouble