Logic is of course a general resource for reasoning at large. But
in the first half of the twentieth century, it developed
particularity with a view to mathematical applications, and the
field of mathematical logic came into being and flourished. In the
second half of the century, much the same happened with regard to
philosophical applications. Hence philosophical logic. The
deliberations of this book cover a varied but interrelated array of
key issues in the field. They address the representation of
information in linguistic formulation, and modes of cogent
demonstration in logic, mathematics, and empirical investigation,
as well as the role of logic in philosophical deliberations.
Overall, the book seeks to demonstrate and illustrate the utility
of logic as a productive resource for rational inquiry at large.
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