Mouseion · Opening Collection I · Complete PDF

forall x: Calgary

P. D. Magnus; Tim Button; Aaron Thomas-Bolduc; Richard Zach; with contributors

An introduction to arguments, truth tables, formal languages and natural deduction.

A question to carry into the text

How can an argument be formally valid yet have an unsupported conclusion?

Read the introduction or preface, then choose one passage relevant to the reading question and record an objection or uncertainty.

Continue investigating · APORIA-0025Curated background on methods, not empirical support for a claim.

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