A Boole Anthology

The Late George Boole, LL.D., D.C.L. (1865).- Remarks on Professor Boole’s Mathematical Theory of the Laws of Thought (1865).- The Influence of Boole’s Search for a Universal Method in Analysis on the Creation of His Logic (1977).- Boole’s Algebra Isn’t Boolean Algebra (1981).- Review of Boole, Studies in Logic and Probability, and of ‘Celebration of the Centenary of The Laws of Thought’ (1959).- A Reassessment of George Boole’s Theory of Logic (1977).- Boole’s Criteria for Validity and Invalidity (1980).- Algebraical Logic: Leibniz and Boole.- Logic Versus Algebra: English Debates and Boole’s Mediation.- The Mathematical Background of George Boole’s Mathematical Analysis of Logic.- On Boole’s Algebraic Logic after The Mathematical Analysis of Logic.- The Influence of Aristotelian Logic on Boole’s Philosophy of Logic: the Reduction of Hypotheticals to Categoricals.- The Conceptualization of Time in Boole’s Algebraic Logic.- George Boole and the Science of Logic.- Was George Boole Really the ‘Father’ of Modern Logic?.- Hugh MacColl and George Boole on Hypotheticals.- Psychologism in Logic: Some Similarities between Boole and Frege.- Contributors.- Index of Names.- Index of Subjects.