Formal Logic [Book Review]

Philosophical Studies (Dublin) 13:325-326 (1964)
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Abstract

Formal Logic is another text-book designed to introduce the student to the elements of the science in its classical and modern forms. The old and new logics are treated separately and, indeed excellently, if we take the book chapter by chapter. But we cannot judge it in this way since it is a text-book offered to the student of 1964.

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