Bennett Deborah. Logic Made Easy

W.W. Norton & Company, 2004. – 160 p.Introduction: Logic is rare.
The mistakes we make.
Logic should be everywhere.
How history can help.
Proof.
Consistency is all I ask.
Proof by contradiction.
Disproof.
All.
All S are P.
Vice Versa.
Familiarity—help or hindrance?
Clarity or brevity?
A not tangles everything up.
The trouble with not.
Scope of the negative.
A and E propositions.
When no means yes—the "negative pregnant" and double negative.
Some is part or all of all.
Some is existential.
Some are; some are not.
A, E, I, and O.
Syllogisms.
Sorites, or heap.
Atmosphere of the "sillygism".
Knowledge interferes with logic.
Truth interferes with logic.
Terminology made simple.
When things are iffy.
The converse of the conditional.
Causation.
The contrapositive conditional.
Syllogisms involving If, And, and Or.
Disjunction, an "or" statement.
Conjunction, an "and" statement.
Hypothetical syllogisms.
Common fallacies.
Diagramming conditional syllogisms.
Series syllogisms.
Symbols that express our thoughts.
Leibniz's dream comes true.
Boolean logic.
Logic machines and truth tables.
Reasoning machines.
Truth tables.
True, false, and maybe.
Fuzzy logic, fallacies, and paradoxes.
Shaggy logic.
Fallacies.
Paradoxes.
Common logic and language.
Thinking well—together.
Theories of reasoning.