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I am currently writing a book devoted mainly to the a fortiori argument and related topics. I have been hard at it for over a year. I expect to complete it within the next few months. This is a large book, which includes some interesting theoretical innovations and historical findings, as well as critical commentaries on the work of many other writers in the field.

 


 

Check out The Logician Bookshop's complete CATALOGUE !!!

In addition to my nine primary published books, you will find an additional ten derivative published books.

   

Six of these are the component books of Logical and Spiritual Reflections. Namely:

        Hume's Problems with Induction,  A Short Critique of Kant's Unreason,  In Defense of Aristotle's Laws of Thought,

        More Meditations,  Zen Judaism and  No to Sodom.

   

The other four new books are Thematic Compilations on hot topics. Namely:

        The Laws of ThoughtThe Self,  Ethics, and  Theology.

    These new books collect writings on the topics concerned from all past books by Avi Sion , to facilitate study.

   

 

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