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PHIL GR5415

Symbolic Logic · Philosophy

Advanced introduction to classical sentential and predicate logic. No previous acquaintance with logic is required; nonetheless a willingness to master technicalities and to work at a…

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Tamar Lando · 2026 · 2026

Honestly a lot of this course was a rehash of Discrete Math, but it was nice to see the grammatical side of everything

Achille Varzi · 2025 · 2025

Introduction to Symbolic Logic, sentential logic, predicate logic, the use of connectives.

Tamar Lando · 2026 · 2026

sentential and predicate logic, logic in the lens of philosophy

Tamar Lando · 2026 · 2026

A new language and how to better understand english and other language arguments and analyze their truth or lack of

Achille Varzi · 2025 · 2025

Sentential logic, predicate logic, first order logic

Tamar Lando · 2026 · 2026

The basics of predicate and symbolic logic - how to transform English sentences into them, what is beneficial about these forms of logic and where they fail to help us.

Achille Varzi · Spring 2022 · 2025

This is the type of class that makes everyone who isn't a philosophy major wish they were a philosophy major. Professor Varzi's lectures were always so dynamic and engaging. He seems to genuinely enjoy being there and teaching us! I wish every professor at Columbia could have as much enthusiasm for teaching as Professor Varzi. 1 Columbia University: Arts & Sciences Spring 2022 Course: PHILGR5415_001_2022_1-SYMBOLICLOGIC : PHILGR5415_001_2022_1 - SYMBOLIC LOGIC Instructor: Achille Varzi

Tamar Lando · 2026 · 2026

Sentential Logic, Predicate Logic, deductive arguments

Tamar Lando · 2026 · 2026

I learned about sentential and predicate logic and how to break sentences down by the rules that apply to the two logical understandings. I have trouble with logic but I took this class to help me prepare for the LSAT. I feel sufficiently prepared.

Achille Varzi · 2025 · 2025

This course introduced me to sentential and predicate logic. It gave a good overview of both topics.

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