Classic Reprints

Our Classic Reprints series makes available important books that have been long out-of-print and nearly impossible to obtain.

“Truth” as Conceived by Those Who Are Not Professional Philosophers Arne Ness (Naess) An exact reprint of the 1938 text that shows there is no common notion of truth.	Stoic Logic Benson Mates A reprint of the 1953 text that re-established the Stoics' importance to the development of logic.	Algebraizable Logics W. J. Blok and Don Pigozzi An exact reproduction of the 1989 text that outlined a framework for the study of logics by algebraic means.
Studies in the History of Mathematical Logic Edited by Stanislaw J. Surma This volume contains seventeen essays in the history of modern mathematical logic.	Language and Logic in Ancient China Chad Hansen A reprint of the 1983 text that launched the modern analytical study of Ancient Chinese philosophy.	An Introduction to Early Greek Philosophy - The Chief Fragments and Ancient Testimony with Connecting Commentary John Mansley Robinson
Fallacies C. L. Hamblin The classic analysis of fallacies that has motivated much research and teaching.

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