Description
Book SynopsisExamines a range of logical concepts and methods as they relate to philosophical investigation in a larger context. Brenner aims to expose the depth of logic and its relevance to philosophy in general. He also discusses at length the work of Plato, Aristotle, Descartes, Kant and Wittgenstein.
Trade Review“Brenner’s book is, for a number of reasons, very much worth reading. . . . It provides a solid, eminently readable, and gimmick-free introduction to categorical and sentential logic, and contains several philosophical positions for the student to practice analyzing. Instructors who emphasize argument analysis in their introductory philosophy courses should give this book serious consideration.” —American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly
“I regard this book as a welcome and valuable introduction to philosophy and logic and their integration. I would certainly recommend it as a first year text.” —Philosophical Investigations
