Re: [lojban] First-order logic learning sources

[david demartin <davidandresloquehay@gmail.com>]

hey, why don't you check this (awsome) site http://library.nu/
there are a ton of free academic ebooks, and I'm pretty sure you could find an introduction that would suite you.
best

d.

2011/8/21 Muhammad Nael <muhammad.nael@gmail.com>

I've looked into it, but I can't find any good, publicly available, introductory learning material for First-Order Logic... I believe it would be easier for me to digest Lojban if I see its backbone first... This may be contradictory to the customs, but it's how I do it ;)
I haven't been to high-school yet; so I know about different logical and formal systems as much as I know about the back of my hand (translates to 'nothing' in my book)

PS. Is there any way to edit posts here?

Regards,
MN

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