#Logic

2 books tagged with logic, sorted by rating.

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The Problems of Philosophy

by Bertrand Russell

4/5

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Could John Stuart Mill Have Saved Our Schools?

by Siegfried Engelmann

3/5

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The Problems of Philosophy

by Bertrand Russell

4/5

Bertrand Russell's concise and accessible introduction to the central questions of philosophy: What can we know? Does the external world exist? What is the nature of truth? Written with remarkable clarity, it remains one of the best entry points into philosophical thinking.

History

Could John Stuart Mill Have Saved Our Schools?

by Siegfried Engelmann

3/5

Co-authored with Douglas Carnine, this book connects John Stuart Mill's 1843 System of Logic to modern instructional design. Engelmann and Carnine argue that Mill's four templates for organizing examples so they support only one interpretation are the key to effective teaching — and that if schools had followed this logic, student achievement would be dramatically higher than it is today.

Philosophy