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[QUOTE="Phylosopher, post: 5990418, member: 599850"] Hello,Lately, I have been interested in philosophy and in particular the branches of philosophy where there is a tie with mathematics and physics. From this point, I think the best branch to start studying would be the most robust one for scientists. i.e Logic. But I am having a problem finding a textbook to read from. Mathematicians usually focus on, well "math"! While philosophers goes for the whole spectrum of logic, but without using the privilege of mathematical notation. So I am basically searching for a broad textbook that cover Logic as whole, but includes mathematical notations as well. (So that I can link my knowledge of math with the logic)[I]. [U]Note: I already know introductory set theory. [/U][/I] Can Anyone help me finding a suitable textbook?[I][U][/U][/I] [/QUOTE]
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