Any good traditional logical books out there?

[Odell]

Any good recommendations?

 

[JamalChristophr]

Please elaborate on what exactly you mean.

 

[Purgatory_Pete]

Any good recommendations?

The Bible’s not bad !

:tiphat:

 

[Sjonesd3]

Not sure what you mean by logical but I just got finished reading the Narrative of Frederick Douglass for my literature class, it was great book & pretty short. I currently have a copy of City of God by Saint Augustine I’ve heard it’s a great book as well.

 

[Odell]

Sorry for any confusion, but I am looking for a good book on logic and rhetoric. Preferably with an emphasis on classical rhetoric/logic than symbolic logic.

 

[JamalChristophr]

I don’t know… you might want to re-post this question so more eyes will see it.

Did you look on Amazon yet? It’s an excellent resource, too.

You might look at some of the Catholic College and University websites to see what books they are using for their courses, too.

 

[Rhubarb]

Classical logic, as in, Aristotilean logic? Bivaliant logic systems are genreally all lumped together as “classical logic”, sentential logic and first-order predicate logic included.

 

[raulpnt]

Aristotle’s Rhetoric is a great start for anybody.