Hi Prof Sanders, I've just finished your 15 videos on logic (pat on my back). Thank-you so much for putting in the effort to get your course onto RUclips for us others to access. Your work really is much appreciated, and I hope other students of logic (lay like me or otherwise), find your course. I feel like I owe you a bottle of good Scotch. Again, thank-you.
I too feel like I owe you a bottle of good Scotch - this was an adventure and I feel obliged to say thank you. I'm coming at it from the field of linguistics, more specifically semantics; on a more general level I am curious how different languages grammaticalize the distinctions (and account for the generalizations) in the lexis of connectives (e.g. the 'if'/'unless' distinctions, which are more lexical than logical - several languages do not have those 'negative' conjunctions 'unless' and 'until'.) Anyway thanks again for the perspective. Cheers from Vancouver, BC.
Is there going to be a modal logic course? Also apparently in Mathematics, Bolean Algebra, there is an order of operation in which the conjunction precedes the disjunctions, as opposed to Propositional Logic, where it is not the case that .
Hi Prof Sanders, I've just finished your 15 videos on logic (pat on my back). Thank-you so much for putting in the effort to get your course onto RUclips for us others to access. Your work really is much appreciated, and I hope other students of logic (lay like me or otherwise), find your course. I feel like I owe you a bottle of good Scotch. Again, thank-you.
Thanks Timothy - Glad you found the series worthwhile... - Cheers, Jack
I too feel like I owe you a bottle of good Scotch - this was an adventure and I feel obliged to say thank you. I'm coming at it from the field of linguistics, more specifically semantics; on a more general level I am curious how different languages grammaticalize the distinctions (and account for the generalizations) in the lexis of connectives (e.g. the 'if'/'unless' distinctions, which are more lexical than logical - several languages do not have those 'negative' conjunctions 'unless' and 'until'.) Anyway thanks again for the perspective. Cheers from Vancouver, BC.
No new work in the Logic Café this week. After this lecture we're done!
T-H-A-N-K Y-O-U
Is there going to be a modal logic course? Also apparently in Mathematics, Bolean Algebra, there is an order of operation in which the conjunction precedes the disjunctions, as opposed to Propositional Logic, where it is not the case that .