Chapter 3, Logical Equivalence, Logical Truths, and Contradictions
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Preface to Volumes I and II: A Guide to the Primer
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Table of Contents Volume I
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Solutions Manual for Volume 1
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Chapter 1, Basic Ideas and Tools
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Chapter 2, Transcription between English and Sentence Logic
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Chapter 3, Logical Equivalence, Logical Truths, and Contradictions
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Chapter 4, Validity and Conditionals
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Chapter 5, Natural Deduction for Sentence Logic: Fundamentals
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Chapter 6, Natural Deduction for Sentence Logic: Strategies
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Chapter 7, Natural Deduction for Sentence Logic: Derived Rules and Derivations without Premises
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Chapter 8, Truth Tree for Sentence Logic: Fundamentals
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Chapter 9, Truth Trees for Sentence Logic: Applications
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Index for Volume 1
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Table of Contents to Volume II
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Introduction to Predicate Logic Notes
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Solutions Manual for Volume II
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Chapter 1, Predicate Logic: Syntax
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Chapter 2, Predicate Logic: Semantics and Validity
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Chapter 3, More about Quantifiers
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Chapter 4, Transcription
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Chapter 5, Natural Deduction for Predicate Logic: Fundamentals
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Chapter 6, More on Natural Deduction for Predicate Logic
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Chapter 7, Truth Tress for Predicate Logic: Fundamentals
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Chapter 8, More on Truth Tress for Predicate Logic
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Chapter 9, Identity, Functions, and Definite Descriptions
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Chapter 10, Metatheory: The Basic Concepts
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Chapter 11, Mathematical Induction
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Chapter 12, Soundness and Completeness for Sentence Logic Trees
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Chapter 13, Soundness and Completeness for Sentence Logic Derivations
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Chapter 14, Koenig's Lemma, Compactness, and Generalization to Infinite Sets of Premises
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Chapter 15, Interpretations, Soundness, and Completeness for Predicate Logic
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Diagrammatic Summary of Rules
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Corrections to the Text
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Index for Volume II
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