Logic

"Logic", also known as "A Textbook of Logic", — one of the most famous and popular works of Georgy Chelpanov. Even before the revolution, the book went through nine editions, won the Peter the Great Prize, and was actively used for self-study in schools and gymnasiums. And when the subject of "logic" was introduced into the school curriculum in the 1940s, Chelpanov's work was chosen as the textbook.

Written in a light and vivid style, "Logic" not only explains the theoretical foundations of the science but also teaches how to apply them in practice.