Introduction to Mathematical Logic
by Vilnis Detlovs, Karlis Podnieks
Publisher: University of Latvia 2014
Number of pages: 240
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From the table of contents: References; 1. Introduction. What Is Logic, Really?; 2. Propositional Logic; 3. Predicate Logic; 4. Completeness Theorems (Model Theory); 5. Normal Forms. Resolution Method; 6. Miscellaneous (Negation as Contradiction or Absurdity).
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