Explore the roots of logic and the nature of being with a thorough, beginner‑friendly guide.
This accessible introduction to scholastic philosophy surveys how we think, know, and argue. It covers the basic aims of philosophy, the division of logic into dialectics and critics, and how ideas are formed, classified, and analyzed. The book blends clear definitions with practical examples to help readers grasp how reason works in everyday thinking.
- Clear definitions of logic, dialectics, and critical reasoning
- Foundations of simple apprehension, judgment, and reasoning
- How ideas are classified by origin, complexion, and scope
Ideal for readers seeking a solid introduction to philosophy, logic, and the methods scholars use to examine reality and knowledge.