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Volume 4, Issue 3/4, July 1981
Formal Logic and the Liberal Arts

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1. Teaching Philosophy: Volume > 4 > Issue: 3/4
Preston K. Covey Logic and Liberal Learning: Some Salient Issues
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Thomas Schwartz Logic as a Liberal Art
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Monroe C. Beardsley Logic and Rhetoric
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Wesley C. Salmon In Praise of Relevance
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Preston K. Covey Formal Logic and Philosophic Analysis
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Gerald J. Massey The Pedagogy of Logic: Humanistic Dimensions
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Robert H. Ennis A Conception of Deductive Logic Competence
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Thomas N. Tomko Evaluation of Formal Logic Competence
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Patrick Suppes Direct Inference in English
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Nuel D. Belnap, Jr. Logica Docens and Relevance
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Contents of Volume Four, 1981
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New Publications: Received by 1 September 1981
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