Wordmorph!: A Word Game to Introduce Natural Deduction

Teaching Philosophy 41 (2):199-204 (2018)
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Some logic students falter at the transition from the mechanical method of truth tables to the less-mechanical method of natural deduction. This short paper introduces a word game intended to ease that transition.

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10.5840/teachphil201861488

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Ian Stoner
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