Symbolic Logic

Title......Page 3 Table of Contents......Page 5 Introduction......Page 9 I – On the Forms of Logical Proposition......Page 40 II – Symbols of Classes and of Operations......Page 71 III – Symbols of Operations (Continued)......Page 106 IV – On the Choice of Symbolic Language......Page 127 V – Diagrammatic Representation......Page 139 VI – On the Import of Propositions, as Regards the Actual Existence of Their Subjects and Predicates......Page 165 VII – Symbolic Expression of Ordinary Propositions......Page 193 VIII – The Universe of Discourse......Page 219 IX – On Development or Expansion......Page 229 X – Logical Statements or Equations......Page 261 XI – Logical Statements or Equations (continued)......Page 279 XII – Miscellaneous Examples......Page 300 XIII – Elimination......Page 324 XIV – The Expressions f(1) and f(0)......Page 335 XV – Completion of the Logical Problem. The Syllogism.......Page 348 XVI – Hypotheticals......Page 365 XVII – Generalizations of the Common Logic......Page 389 XVIII – Class Symbols as Denoting Propositions......Page 402 XIX – Variations in Symbolic Procedure......Page 419 I. On the various notations adopted for expressing the common propositions of Logic......Page 444 II. On the employment of geometrical diagrams for the sensible representation of logical connectives......Page 460 Index of Bibliographical References......Page 478 Index of Subject Matter......Page 483