You have chosen 'Are there propositions?' by Gilbert Ryle, 'A General Principle to Explain Laws of Nature' by Gottfried Leibniz and 'Against the Physicists (two books)' by Sextus Empiricus
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A. | Syllogistic Logic | |
B. | Propositional Logic PL | |
C. | Predicate Calculus PC | |
D. | Modal Logic ML | |
E. | Nonclassical Logics | |
F. | Set Theory ST | |
G. | Formal Mereology |