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The 10 pages that link to Logic, each with the reason it gives.

• AlgebraRelated: Algebraic rules depend on logical reasoning to justify transformations and conclusions.

• ParadoxNarrower topic: Paradoxical arguments test what follows from premises and expose limits in formal systems.

• Ancient Greek philosophyNarrower topic: Aristotle and the Stoics developed influential accounts of reasoning and inference.

• George BooleNarrower topic: Boole sought algebraic laws for the operations of logical reasoning.

• Western philosophyRelated: Formal and informal logic supply tools for evaluating philosophical arguments.

• PhilosophyRelated: Its standards of inference help philosophers assess arguments.

• Lwów–Warsaw schoolNarrower topic: Logic supplied both a research subject and a standard of rigor for the school.

• Ancient philosophyRelated: Ancient philosophers developed methods for testing arguments and organizing knowledge.

• The Book of HealingNarrower topic: Avicenna treats logic as an instrument for the sciences that follow.

• Theoretical philosophyRelated: Its rules help assess arguments about knowledge and reality.