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Uncover the power and limits of human thought in the science of logic.
This introduction survey explains why formal logic has struggled to match the depth of real understanding, and how thinking itself shapes our view of the world.
Written as a clear, accessible guide, it traces the history of logic from Aristotle to modern critiques, arguing that language and thought must be considered together. The author shows how abstract rules can miss the truth found in concrete ideas, and why a living, integrated approach to thinking matters for science, philosophy, and everyday reasoning.
- How logic relates to everyday reasoning and scientific knowledge
- Why language can both illuminate and obscure the mind’s view of reality
- Critiques of traditional logical theories and a call for a deeper, more holistic approach
- Ideas about thought, reality, and the nature of knowing in a philosophical context
Ideal for readers of philosophy and logic who want a thoughtful, accessible map of how we think—and why our tools sometimes fall short.
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