Comment on Best courses for a layperson to learn law?Comments−rTX5CMRXIfFG3yYou don’t have to learn law because that means reading up laws you might not necessarily be interested in or have any practical uses for. Learning formal logic should suffice, then really read anything that you are signing.−amphamOP3yThank you. Any recommendations on readings or courses for formal logic?−csh03yIn philosophy undergrad we used A Concise Introduction to Logic by Hurley. I found it to be very useful.We also used Symbolic Logic by Klenk, a good text but not as good an introduction and setup as the former.
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You don’t have to learn law because that means reading up laws you might not necessarily be interested in or have any practical uses for. Learning formal logic should suffice, then really read anything that you are signing.
Thank you. Any recommendations on readings or courses for formal logic?
In philosophy undergrad we used A Concise Introduction to Logic by Hurley. I found it to be very useful.
We also used Symbolic Logic by Klenk, a good text but not as good an introduction and setup as the former.