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The Logic Book, 5/e

Merrie Bergmann, Smith College
James Moor, Dartmouth College
Jack Nelson, Arizona State University

ISBN: 007353563x
Copyright year: 2009

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  • Extensively revised presentation of derivation systems in Chapters 5 and 10 provides greater transparency and places additional emphasis on the need for and use of specific strategies in constructing derivations. In addition, new annotations for the assumptions that begin subderivations specify the reason these assumptions are being made, while the number and variety of exercises in both chapters has been significantly expanded.
  • Reorganized coverage of truth-trees in Chapter 9 now presents systematic trees for PL prior to and independent of trees for PLE, and provides for a more clear and straightforward discussion of the rules for PLE. New annotation in chapters 4 and 9 to indicate completed open branches in truth-trees ('o') as well as closed ones ('x').
  • Chapter 8 now introduces the concept of a model to be used there and in subsequent chapters.
  • Updated and expanded Online Learning Center includes answers for half of the exercises, allowing students to check their own work.

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