Abstract

Rescher is one of the few logicians equipped to deal with the whole of logic in the original languages. Arabic logic is particularly fortunate in finding such an interpreter. This book however is not a systematic treatment, but a series of topical essays. Perhaps its usefulness is to acquaint the un initiated with the flavor and tone of Arabic logic. One can then pass on to Rescher's systematic study—The Development of Arabic Logic—which is promised this year.—H. C.