La Logique, Ou Systeme De Reflexions, Qui Peuvent Contribuer À La Netteté & À L'etendue De Nos Connoissance, Volume 5
, by Jean-Pierre de Crousaz, delves into the intricacies of logic and its role in enhancing the clarity and scope of human knowledge. Written in French, this volume presents a systematic exploration of reflections aimed at refining and expanding understanding. De Crousaz offers insights into the principles of reasoning and their application to various domains of thought.
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