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Choice and chance. An introduction to inductive logic Brian Skyrms David F. Siemens The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1976
Choice and chance. An introduction to inductive logic Brian Skyrms David F Siemens Jr The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1976
Conceptual foundations of scientific thought. An introduction to the philosophy of science Marx W. Wartofsky David Miller The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1974
An introduction to modal logic. A second printing, with corrections, of XXXVI 328 G. E. Hughes and M. J. Cresswell H. B. Enderton The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1972
Models and ultraproducts: An introduction J L Bell Perry Smith The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1972
Abstract sets and finite ordinals. An introduction to the study of set theory G. B. Keene Ann S. Ferebee The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1971
An introduction to modal logic G. E. Hughes and M. J. Cresswell R. A. Bull The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1971
Symbolic logic. An introduction Richmond H. Thomason Hans Hermes The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1971
Treatise on syncategorematic words. Translated with an introduction and notes by Norman Kretzmann William of Sherwood Martin Tweedale The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1970
Applied Boolean algebra. An elementary introduction. Deuxième édition, revue et augmentée, de XXVII 104 Franz E. Hohn J. Kuntzmann The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1968-07-23
Formal methods. An introduction to symbolic logic and to the study of effective operations in arithmetic and logic Evert W. Beth Alan Rose Philosophy of Science 1966-03-01
Symbolism and truth. An introduction to the theory of knowledge. An unaltered reprint of 2902 Ralph Monroe Eaton Charles A. Baylis The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1966
Solvable Surányi subclasses: an introduction to the Herbrand theory Burton S. Dreben Peter Andrews The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1965
Formal methods. An introduction to symbolic logic and to the study of effective operations in arithmetic and logic Evert W. Beth Leon Henkin The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1965
An introduction to modern logic. An elementary textbook of symbolic logic William H. Halberstadt Theodore Hailperin The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1964
Knowledge and belief. An introduction to the logic of the two notions Jaakko Hintikka Hector-Neri Castañeda The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1964
An introduction to critical thinking. A beginner's text in logic W. H. Werkmeister James Wilkinson Miller The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1963
Applied Boolean algebra. An elementary introduction Franz E. Hohn Thomas H. Mott The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1962
Thinking things through. An introduction to logic Maylon H. Hepp Charles A. Baylis The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1960
Intuitionism. An introduction A. Heyting Sigekatu Kuroda The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1956
An introduction to symbolic logic Susanne K. Langer Alonzo Church The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1956
An introduction to mathematical thought E. R. Stabler A. R. Turquette The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1955
Science and hypothesis. With an Introduction by J. Larmor H. Poincaré Alonzo Church The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1953
Contributions to the founding of the theory of transfinite numbers. Translated, and provided with an introduction and notes, by Philip E. B. Jourdain Georg Cantor Alonzo Church The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1952
Symbolic logic. An introduction Frederic Brenton Fitch Wilhelm Ackermann The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1952
Tractatus logico-philosophicus. With an introduction by Bertrand Russell. Fourth impression Ludwig Wittgenstein Alonzo Church The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1950
The limits of science. Outline of logic and the methodology of the exact sciences. Translated by Helen Charlotte Brodie and Arthur P. Coleman, with an introduction and appendix by Helen Charlotte Brodie Leon Chwistek John R. Myhill The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1949-06-23
An introduction to critical thinking. A beginner's text in logic W. H. Werkmeister J. C. Cooley The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1949
An introduction to Peirce's philosophy interpreted as a system.With a foreword by Bertrand Russell James Feibleman Max Black The Journal of Symbolic Logic 1947
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