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The Logic of Predicates and Classes

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A Precis of Mathematical Logic

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This chapter considers the highpoint of ‘classical’ logic, syllogistic, which is a simple system, but one that is very important in practice. It is a system of what is called the logic of ‘terms’, i.e. for the variables which appear in it we can substitute terms only, and not sentences. It can be axiomatized on the basis of the sentential calculus with the help of some special axioms and ‘syllogistic functors’.

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Bocheński, J.M. (1959). The Logic of Predicates and Classes. In: A Precis of Mathematical Logic. Synthese Library, vol 1. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-0592-9_3

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