Introducing Logic, Sharron Shatil,Dan Cryan,Bill Mayblin (9781840463453) — Readings Books

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Introducing Logic
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Introducing Logic

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Introducing Logic follows the historical development of this intriguing subject, explaining its symbols and methods, exploring complex philosophical issues and intricate mathematics with the help of Bill Mayblin’s insightful artwork.

Are computers and digital technology just another case of logic in action? Logic is, too, a hidden part of our everyday lives - from the fuzzy logic used by computer spellcheckers to what we expect as the norms of journalistic debate.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Icon Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
4 February 2002
Pages
176
ISBN
9781840463453

Introducing Logic follows the historical development of this intriguing subject, explaining its symbols and methods, exploring complex philosophical issues and intricate mathematics with the help of Bill Mayblin’s insightful artwork.

Are computers and digital technology just another case of logic in action? Logic is, too, a hidden part of our everyday lives - from the fuzzy logic used by computer spellcheckers to what we expect as the norms of journalistic debate.

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Icon Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
4 February 2002
Pages
176
ISBN
9781840463453