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At my university, formal logic was taught first, then Greek/Roman philosophy, then enlightenment, then modern. And then all the rest.
by beebmam 3y ago
At my university, formal logic was taught first, then Greek/Roman philosophy, then enlightenment, then modern. And then all the rest.
- softfalcon 3y agoInteresting! Formal logic is a completely separate series of courses at my University. Now that you mention it, that is a very odd choice by my University. Formal logic seems very relevant to analysing the rest of the philosophical works.
- RationalDino 3y agoYou might mean different things by "formal logic". It makes a lot of sense to teach Aristotelian logic either before or with Aristotle. But modern mathematical logic really is a different field.