Irving Marmer Copi

Born 1917

From Duluth, Minnesota, United States · Nationality: United States · Writes nonfiction

Quotes

“It is heartening to be able to end a textbook that has no prerequisites with a problem that has not yet been solved.”
Symbolic Logic

Books by Irving Marmer Copi in order

Books by Irving Marmer Copi in the order they were published, from Solutions to Exercises in Introduction to Logic (1960) to Introduction to Logic - 14. Ed (2011).

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Patrick J. HurleyAuthor of "A Concise Introduction to Logic," another widely used introductory textbook, suited to readers who liked Copi's approach to structured argument.
Alfred TarskiWrote "Introduction to Logic and to the Methodology of Deductive Sciences," a more philosophical introduction to logic and scientific method.
W. V. QuineHis "Methods of Logic" is a formal textbook from the same period, with a more theoretical outlook on logic's foundations.
Richard JeffreyAuthor of "Formal Logic: Its Scope and Limits," a textbook on formal logic that suits readers who want a careful, technical treatment after Copi.
Wilfrid HodgesWrote "Logic," a short introduction to formal logic and its basic results, for readers who want a compact treatment.
Ludwig WittgensteinThe author of the "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus," the subject of Copi's essay collection, and a primary source for readers interested in the philosophy of logic.