Description

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This book represents the attempt to provide students on a one semester introductory course in logic with:

• A handbook on the fundamentals of the science, brief and succinct enough to be practical and yet substantial enough to provide the solid foundation of the traditional from which to approach the “mysteries” of modern developments in the field.
• A working knowledge of the science, out of which may be built the personal equipment with which students can solve the problems posed by the impact of the new on the old in the field of logic by themselves.
• Sufficient problem material to enable students to learn the use of logic, so that they can logically reconcile in their own minds the new and the old, and the modern and the traditional.

About the Author

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Roland Houde, born in Canada, was professor of philosophy at the universities of Villanova and St. John (NY). He was Associate Editor of the journal The New Scholasticism.

Jerome J. Fischer ( 1984) was professor at the department of English at the university of Villanova and president of the university from 1957-1959.