4. LOGICAL PROPERTIES OF TYPES 1 AND 2

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xvii
4. ABBREVIATIONS xxi
5. INTRODUCTION: THE OTHER MATHEMATICS 1
6. 1. TWO CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPES 35
7. 2. BASIC CONCEPTS OF LOGIC 39
8. 3. CONDITIONAL SENTENCE WITH JR AND THE BALANCED SENTENCE 49
9. 4. LOGICAL PROPERTIES OF TYPES 1 AND 2 51
10. 5. BALANCED SENTENCES AND LOGICAL TYPES 1 AND 2 59
11. 6. FROM CONDITION TO PREMISE AND BACK 79
12. 7. THE CONDITIO SINE QUA NON 93
13. 8. THE BALANCED SENTENCE: COLLECTION OF EXAMPLES 97
14. 9. PAST RESEARCH ON THE BALANCED SENTENCE 161
15. 10. Jr sDm.f sDm.f AS A DEVELOPMENT FROM sDm.f sDm.f 209
16. 11. LANGUAGE EVIDENCING GROWTH IN THE EXPRESSION OF LOGICAL THOUGHT 225
17. 12. CONCLUDING REMARKS: SOME POSSIBLE GHOST PHENOMENA IN EGYPTIAN GRAMMAR 251
18. APPENDIX 1. CONDITION AND PREMISE IN EGYPTIAN AND ELSEWHERE AND THE LAWS OF THOUGHT IN EXPANDED BOOLEAN ALGEBRA 261
19. APPENDIX 2. CONTRAST IN EGYPTIAN AND IN GENERAL AND THE LAWS OF THOUGHT IN BOOLEAN ALGEBRA 285
20. APPENDIX 3. HOW THE MIND DRAWS INFERENCES THAT LEAD IT TO ACT AN ENGINEERING APPLICATION 307
21. APPENDIX 4. ERRATA IN PREVIOUS PUBLICATIONS 323
22. DEFINITIONS OF SOME KEY CONCEPTS 329
23. BIBLIOGRAPHY 337
24. INDEXES 355