Course Requirements: To accomplish the above mentioned goals the student will be required to read the lectures below, plus selections from the course text books. Then the student will be required to answer, in essay form, the questions found at the end of the lectures.

Time Requirements: LR201 Logical Reasoning and Research is designed to be completed in one quarter.

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Introduction to Logic

Irving M. Copi, Carl Cohen / Hardcover / Published 1997

The Modern Researcher ~ Ships in 2-3 days

Jacques Barzun, Henry F. Graff / Hardcover / Published 1992

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The Problem of Knowledge

Questions
Kinds of Knowledge
Rationalism vs. Empiricism
The Nature of Knowing
Logic and the Laws of Thought
Epistemological Issues
The Nature of Linguistic Meaning
The Verifiability Theory of Meaning
Truth
Scientific Method
The Problem of Induction
The Knowledge Situation
Theories of Knowledge

Logical Reasoning

Inductive Argument
Deductive Argument
Validity
Logical Falacies

Research

How the Mind Seeks Truth