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Language and logic

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The trivium

Miriam Joseph Sister

2002

An invitation to formal reasoning

Frederic Tamler Sommers

2000

Everything that linguists have always wanted to know about logic but were ashamed to ask

James D. McCawley

1982

The pyramid principle

Barbara Minto

1981

An introduction to philosophical logic

A. C. Grayling

1982

Logicism and the Philosophy of Language

Arthur Sullivan

2003

Everything that linguists have always wanted to know about logic but were ashamed to ask

James D. McCawley

1980

Credible neologisms in games of communication

Joseph Farrell

1985

Language, truth and logic

A. J. Ayer

1952

What is meaning?

Scott Soames

2010

Critical thinking

Tracy Bowell

2005

The limitations of language

Terence Moore

1988

Tractatus logico-philosophicus

Bertrand Russell, Ivo Hernández, Isidoro Reguera Pérez et al.

1922 ★ 4.4

Meaning and Inference in Medieval Philosophy

Norman Kretzmann

1988

Language, thought, and logic

Ellis, John M.

1993

Algebraic semantics in language and philosophy

Godehard Link

1998

Studies in the philosophy of logic and knowledge

Baldwin, Thomas, T. J. Smiley

2004

Fallacies and pitfalls of language

S. Morris Engel

1994

Meaning and speech acts

Daniel Vanderveken

1990

Elements of sentence logic

Wayne A. Patterson

1994

Paralogic rhetoric

Kent, Thomas

1993

Logical form in natural language

William G. Lycan

1984

Inferring from language

Leonard G. M. Noordman

1979

Logical structure and linguistic structure

Robert May, Cheng-Teh James Huang

1991

The Minto pyramid principle

Barbara Minto

1996 ★ 4.5

The semantic foundations of logic

Richard L. Epstein

1994

Radical pragmatics

Cole, Peter

1981

Language and time

Quentin Smith

1993

Wissenschaft der Logik

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

1812

Dewey's new logic

Burke, Tom

1994

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