Schaum's Outline of Logic, Second Edition: A Body Farm Novel Paperback – 16 March 2011

I had to study my Logic course on my own because I didn’t do anything during the semester. One week with this book including amazing explanations and examples and you can easily pass your exam well.It also sparked a lot of interest in Logic - super interesting topic. Really regret not going to the lectures in retrospect.

For value, this book is difficult to beat. Few logic books on the market provide so much content for the cost, with plenty of exercises to practice. This was the first Logic book I ever used and I had no trouble being sufficiently motivated to complete the entire book; exercises and all. Logic is an infinitely useful and fascinating though dry subject. Unfortunately this is where this book fails. Many other authors provide interesting examples to help make the subject feel less dry. The Schaum's book makes very little attempt to provide interesting examples or exercises. On the other hand, the Natural Deductive system presented in this book (first introduced by Frederic Fitch) is vastly superior to the Gentzen system introduced in most other logic texts. This is because the Fitch system has the same structure as an argument as one would present it in English prose; while the Gentzen system is nothing like how anyone thinks. This correspondence makes it far easier to apply the logic system in this book back to real world arguments.

En buen estado,nuevo y llegada a fecha indicada.:Elegi este libro porque la coleccion Schaum ofrece contenidos muy faciles de entender y su aplicacion en los estudios,recomiendo que busqueis esta editorial yaque os sera muy util en todas las ramas que necesiteis estudiar y si quereis practica como conceptos y profundizacion.

I'm using this book to teach myself the subject and I keep being struck by the clarity of the writing and of the way the book is structured. Every new idea is introduced carefully and illustrated with a worked example. This book is an example of *really* good, old-fashioned pedagogy.

Good book for self learners. I took Logic over 30 years ago and I wanted to re teach myself. A text book is just too long for me to work with because of time constraints and since I had an idea of the topic i just needed to work out problems seeing the steps. I am the type of person that learns math by seeing the sets and rather than reading about it. So its a great book for people that learn by doing and wanting to see the steps.