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Early Papers and Books on Math Logic
@grshutt I will look into these. They seem to be the kind of thing I am looking for to start my journey.
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Early Papers and Books on Math Logic
@CarlMummert I have purchased From Frege to Godel, and am requesting the others from my library. Good recommendations.
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Early Papers and Books on Math Logic
@NoahSchweber The Handbook of the History of Logic looks amazing! I will see if my library can get it. Spending hundreds (thousands) of dollars is a little out of my price range.
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Early Papers and Books on Math Logic
@GerhardPaseman I haven't access to the Handbook of Logic. But, thank you for suggesting it. Something along those lines is a good starting place. Also, Lewis Carroll's book, while not what I am looking for, is something I might use as a leisure reading book.
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How Would an Intuitionist Prove This?
Thanks. I am learning a lot from these various answers.
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How Would an Intuitionist Prove This?
This is also quite helpful in addition to the other responses.
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How Would an Intuitionist Prove This?
This is also very helpful. Thanks.
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How Would an Intuitionist Prove This?
Thanks. While it is probably outside the scope to describe this to the students, I don't feel morally opposed to including the proof in my notes.
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