Since nobody else has stepped in, I've suggested the following excerpt:

study of formal systems of reasoning—especially of the deductive variety.

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This has been my approximate definition of logic for quite some time, but if anyone wants to use another, feel free. I think the body needs to address the difference (or lack thereof) between logic and reason. Since I haven't read Kant, I can't speak intelligently about it. ;-)

I went ahead and asked a question about this on the main site. I'm not sure if it's a good one since I've done very little research on the topic myself.

Since nobody else has stepped in, I've suggested the following excerpt:

study of formal systems of reasoning—especially of the deductive variety.

(Only the — must be simulated with ---.)

This has been my approximate definition of logic for quite some time, but if anyone wants to use another, feel free. I think the body needs to address the difference (or lack thereof) between logic and reason. Since I haven't read Kant, I can't speak intelligently about it. ;-)

I went ahead and asked a question about this on the main site. I'm not sure if it's a good one since I've done very little research on the topic myself.

Since nobody else has stepped in, I've suggested the following excerpt:

study of formal systems of reasoning—especially of the deductive variety.

(Only the — must be simulated with ---.)

This has been my approximate definition of logic for quite some time, but if anyone wants to use another, feel free. I think the body needs to address the difference (or lack thereof) between logic and reason. Since I haven't read Kant, I can't speak intelligently about it. ;-)

Since nobody else has stepped in, I've suggested the following excerpt:

study of formal systems of reasoning—especially of the deductive variety.

(Only the — must be simulated with ---.)

This has been my approximate definition of logic for quite some time, but if anyone wants to use another, feel free. I think the body needs to address the difference (or lack thereof) between logic and reason. Since I haven't read Kant, I can't speak intelligently about it. ;-)

I went ahead and asked a question about this on the main site. I'm not sure if it's a good one since I've done very little research on the topic myself.