Historia Logicae and its Modern Interpretation

<p>This book marks the inauguration of the Historia Logicae book series which seeks to publish high-quality monographs dissertations textbooks proceedings and anthologies on the history of logic in either German or English. Serving as the inaugural volume in this series the book explores the contemporary interpretation of logic across many centuries and cultures. The first section of the volume comprises a compilation of papers dedicated to ancient and medieval logic examining prominent thinkers such as Plato Aristotle Seneca Porphyry Proclus Boethius Buridan and</p><p>Kilwardby. The second section shifts focus towards early-modern and contemporary logics including the works of Caramuel Kant Drobisch Husserl and Jakowski.</p><p><br></p><p>Topics of discussion encompass the relationship between mathematics and logic natural deduction intuitionism graph theory categorical judgments theories of truth modal logic opposition relations logic diagrams definitions of formal logic many-sorted logic model theory and paraconsistent logic.</p>