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Logic-Related Sites

• A Page on Aristotle’s Theory of the Syllogism—thanks go to Lee McMains for finding this one
• “Translation Tips”—an extremely useful set of tips for translating English into the first-order predicate calculus, by Peter Suber of Earlham College.
• “Infinite Reflections”—a easy-to-read discussion of infinite sets by Peter Suber of Earlham College
  
• “A Crash Course on the Mathematics of Infinite Sets”—the appendix to “Infinite Reflections,” well worth reading all by itself
• Other Logic-Related Links—the list of course-related links for Suber’s class on “Logical Systems” at Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana*
• Euclid’s Elements. Trans. David E. Joyce—the classical paradigm of a deductive system

*Many of Suber’s class handouts are well worth checking out too.

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