With the Classic Studies on Logic collection, you’ll get a wealth of information in five volumes on the art of reasoning. Learn how to distinguish between valid and invalid deductions. Critically reason through the arguments of others. Strengthen your skills in debate. More than just an academic exercise, studying logic will help you share and defend your beliefs.

Founder of the school of Pragmatism, Charles S. Peirce had a profound impact on North American philosophy, influencing philosophers such as William James, John Dewey, and Ludwig Wittgenstein. Published posthumously, this volume is a collection of Peirce’s essays on logic, chance, probability, love, and attraction. According to Peirce, the world we live in is often unpredictable, but it is still knowable. This volume will both challenge and intrigue readers.