Review of Ross Brady, Universal Logic

December 2007

“Review of Universal Logic by Ross Brady,” The Bulletin Symbolic Logic 14 (2007) 544–547.

This solid volume with the ominous black cover and eerie glowing disc lettered with inscrutable strings of characters such as “DN^dQ,” “LSDJ^d,” and “L2LDJQ^±” is the fruit of over 30 years of Ross Brady’s logical labours. And it is worth the wait…

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