From what might have been to what must have been counterfactual thinking creates meaning by Kray, Laura J., George, Linda G., Liljenquist , Katie A.

Logic for philosophy by Sider, Theodore

A science of operations machines, logic and the invention of programming by Priestley, Mark (Peter Mark)

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Understanding arguments an introduction to informal logic by Sinnott-Armstrong, Walter 1955-

Discrete mathematics theory and applications by Malik, D.S

Classroom instruction, communication and learning outcomes in computer program logic formulation by Bautista, Ian Boots B.

Language, thought and reference by Powell, George 1967-

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The upside of irrationality the unexpected benefits of defying logic at work and at home by Ariely, Dan

Essential logic by Malitao, Arnel L.

The evolution of logic by Hart, W. D. (Wilbur Dyre) 1943-