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Predicate Logic: The Semantic Foundations of Logic

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A presentation of the fundamental ideas that generate the formal systems of predicate logic. This text clearly relates predicate logic to reasoning in ordinary language, with hundreds of examples of formalization, with a clear theory of how to formalize ordinary arguments. The writing is exceptionally clear and easy to read.

412 pages, Paperback

First published October 6, 1994

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Richard L. Epstein

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