Includes bibliographical references.

Chapter 1. Language and Logic -- Chapter 2. Judgment and Proposition -- Chapter 3. Reasoning and Inference -- Chapter 4. Induction and the Fallacies.

This book will give the student a broad and basic training in logical thinking necessary to prepare himself for further studies in philosophy and science as well as for applications in the field of argumentation and debate. It will acquaint him with the fundamental principles and methods of correct reasoning so as to equip him with the logical tools required for his constant battle against falsehoods and inconsistencies. Furthermore, this work will help the student develop critical thinking and sound judgment which are highly indispensable as he goes through an independent and a constructive reflection into his own life, especially in his ceaseless and rigorous search for truths, meanings, and values.