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Author: Eugenia Cheng

📘 The art of logic in an illogical world by Eugenia Cheng

In *The Art of Logic in an Illogical World*, mathematician Eugenia Cheng examines the foundations and boundaries of logical argumentation. She explains how first‑order logic operates, yet acknowledges that even logical minds are influenced by emotion and intuition. Through accessible discussion of symbolic reasoning, critical thinking, and the interplay between rational analysis and human feelings, Cheng offers readers tools to navigate the often illogical demands of contemporary life.

First publish date: 2018

Genre: Philosophy/Epistemology

Authors: Eugenia Cheng

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