A. C. Grelling: Philosophical logic

Philosophy is complex and sometimes difficult science. Many books that present philosophy offer superficial philosophy, and thus distort and alter the problems of philosophy. The subject of philosophical logic is very important. And half of the work that understands those topics is to define the location of them in the context of philosophical logic, and that's what this book does. It will provide a preliminary overview of many major issues of philosophy, despite the difficulties. The most important feature of the book is that it deals with philosophical topics, first of all, without a philosophical overview of the philosophy of analysis, literally at the heart of the problem. If you notice the concepts that appear in the table of contents of this book, it's easy to see that they are the main concerns and central concepts of analytical philosophy without any need to take away from anything. Over the last century, after the introduction of the Prege, the philosophy of analysis has been established, scholars have debated such questions as Russell, Bitgenstein, Air, Schulk, Karne, Poper, Qain, Osten, Grain, Tün, Furtke, Cripke, Davidson, and Durt, the existence, the wisdom, the meaning, the purpose, the reality, the practical and the real world. And that's because these concepts actually regulate our private lives and determine the worldview.

Korean title: 철학적 논리학

Korean author: A. C. 그렐링

Korean publisher: 북코리아

ISBN-13: 9788963242576