TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1.  BASIC LOGICAL CONCEPTS
   1.  Introduction
   2.  Arguments
   3.  Evaluating arguments
   4.  Classification of sentences
   5.  Proofs, inconclusive and false arguments
   6.  Deductive and inductive validity

CHAPTER 2.  PROPOSITIONAL LOGIC
   1.  Introduction to Propositional Logic
   2.  Details about negations
   3.  Details about conditional sentences
   4.  Determining the truth-value of sentences
   5.  Truth-tables for the validity of arguments
   6.  Truth-tables for other logical concerns
   7.  Presentation of the rules of deduction
   8.  Making deductions for arguments
   9.  Strategy in Deductions

MORE ADVANCED TOPICS
 10.  Rules of Conditional Proof and Indirect Proof
 11.  Further uses of deductions

CHAPTER 3.  TRADITIONAL LOGIC
   1.  Introduction: New Perspectives
   2.  Categorical sentences
   3.  English variations on categorical forms
   4.  Venn diagrams for sentences
   5.  Venn diagrams for categorical syllogisms and equivalences
   6.  Equivalence Operations
   7.  Deductions in Traditional Logic
   8.  Combining Propositional Logic with Syllogistic Logic

CHAPTER 4.  MODERN QUANTIFICATIONAL LOGIC
   1.  Introduction to Quantificational Logic
   2.  Types of English simple sentences and other details
   3.  The truth-value of quantificational sentences
   4.  Deductions in Quantificational Logic

MORE ADVANCED TOPICS
   5.  Deductions with Conditional Proof and Indirect Proof
   6.  Demonstrating invalidity
   7.  Relational sentences
   8.  Deductions with relational sentences
   9.  Working with identities

CHAPTER 5.  LOGICAL FALLACIES
   1.  Introduction: Formal Fallacies and Informal Fallacies
   2.  Fallacies of Irrelevance
   3.  Fallacies of Misconstrual
   4.  Fallacies of Presumption

Glossary of Logical Terms
Symbols, Abbreviations
Index