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Traditional Logic Book II: Advanced Formal Logic
by Martin Cothran

Table of Contents

Further Study of Simple Syllogisms: Chapter 1: Figure in Syllogisms Chapter 2: Mood in Syllogisms Chapter 3: Reducing Syllogisms to First Figure Moods Chapter 4: Indirect Reduction of Syllogisms
Arguments in Ordinary Language: Chapter 5: Translating Ordinary Sentences into Logical Statements Chapter 6: Enthymemes Case Study: Rene Descartes: "I think, therefore, I am"
Hypothetical Syllogisms: Chapter 7: Conditional Syllogisms Case Study: Plato: The Power of Love Chapter 8: Disjunctive Syllogisms Case Study: C. S. Lewis: The Trilemma Chapter 9: Conjunctive Syllogisms Case Study: The Bible: "You cannot serve both God and Mammon"
Complex Syllogisms: Chapter 10: Polysyllogisms and Aristotelian Sorites Case Study: Seneca: "The Virtuous Life" Chapter 11: Goclenian Sorites and Conditional Sorites Case Study: William Shakespeare: "Thou art in a parlous state, shepherd" Chapter 12: Epicheirema Case Study: St. Thomas Aquinas: The Cosmological Argument for the Existence of God Chapter 13: The Dilemma Case Study: David Hume: The Problem of Evil
The Logic of Relations: Chapter 14: The Oblique Syllogism Case Study: John Cassian: Is Mary the Mother of God? Chapter 15: Review Selections from Lewis Carroll, William Shakespeare, St. Paul and St. Thomas