Symbolism and Truth: An Introduction to the Theory of Knowledge

xiv, 330 pp. Black cloth, gilt and blind-stamped titles, blind-stamped border, top edge gilt. The Harvard philosophy professor discusses formal symbolic logic as it relates to meaning, universals and individual objects, description and analysis, truth and falsehood, negation and contradiction, deduction, and the metaphysics of knowledge. A list of supplementary readings and an index follow text.