The Mathematical Analysis of Logic

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The Mathematical Analysis of Logic is George Boole’s pioneering 1847 work that laid the foundations of symbolic logic and helped initiate the algebraic treatment of logical reasoning.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
logic textbook
nonfiction book
aimsTo apply mathematical analysis to logic
represent logical reasoning symbolically
author George Boole
centuryOfPublication 19th century
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
describedAs foundational work in algebraic logic
pioneering work in symbolic logic
field logic
mathematics
philosophy of logic
followedBy An Investigation of the Laws of Thought
hasAuthorOccupation logician
mathematician
hasCanonicalStatus classic work in the history of logic
hasForm treatise
hasGenre academic monograph
hasInfluenceOn algebraic structures in logic
formalization of logical inference
symbolic representation of logical propositions
historicalSignificance early systematic presentation of algebraic logic
influenced development of Boolean algebra
formal logic
modern mathematical logic
isEarlyWorkOf George Boole
language English
laysFoundationFor algebraic treatment of logic
symbolic logic
notableFor contributing to the emergence of Boolean algebra
early use of algebraic symbolism in logic
precedes An Investigation of the Laws of Thought
publicationYear 1847
relatedTo Boolean logic
classical logic
propositional logic
subject Boolean algebra
algebra of logic
mathematical logic
symbolic logic
timePeriod Victorian era
usesMethod algebraic methods


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