A Critique of: Foundations of Logic معرفی و نقد

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(Refer to the page image) A Critique of: Foundations of Logic Author: Mohammad Ali Ezhei First Edition: 1372 Number of Pages: 224 Price: 1800 Publisher: Isfahan University Press Ahmad Faramarz Gharamaleki University of Tehran The book Foundations of Logic is written in Persian to provide a brief introduction to the Aristotelian logic prevalent in Muslim culture, and an attempt has been made to essentially follow the style and manner of the instructional logic books of Muslim scholars. Of course, fundamental critique and addressing matters related to the difference of opinion between the writer and the respected author are not intended; rather, the aim is to evaluate the book based on the ancients, especially Sheikh al-Ra'is. 4. In the definition of concepts and classifications, merely providing a definition or division is not enough; rather, providing the criterion of distinction to determine instantiation is essential, especially in textbooks; for example, stating whether a general or coextensive concept is or ambiguous (pp. In conclusion, this book can be useful in teaching logical knowledge according to the account of logicians of recent centuries and as an introductory logic course (pre-university logic), provided that the errors mentioned, which we will critique and examine in the second section, are corrected. ' Secondly, what is meant by the topic of words in logic is the expression of the general rules of a word in terms of its extension to meaning, and ultimately, the terminology of the science. Thirdly, the author himself has not mentioned any specific logical words in the topic of words in this book.