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Grundriß der Logik

By Kurt Joachim Grau
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The author offers a concise, pedagogically oriented introduction to formal and methodological questions in logic, aimed at students and interested readers. It surveys basic notions of concepts, judgments and inferences, treating term and predicate relations, immediate and mediate deduction, hypothetical and categorical reasoning, induction and analogy, and the logic of scientific investigation including hypothesis, experiment, classification and proof. The presentation emphasizes clarity through illustrative examples, limits psychological and grammatical digressions, and includes bibliographic suggestions for further study.

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Kurt Joachim Grau

Kurt Joachim Grau was a philosopher and logician known for his contributions to the field of logic. His notable work, "Grundriß der Logik," offers a comprehensive outline of logical principles and frameworks, reflecting his deep engagement with philosophical inquiry. Grau's writings explore the foundations of logical thought, making significant strides in understanding the structure and function of reasoning. His work remains a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in the intricacies of logic and its applications in various disciplines.

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