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Private Online Logic Tutor
Logic has been central to philosophy since Aristotle.
As a professional philosopher, I have
taught formal logic, philosophical logic and
the theory of knowledge at the University of Oxford, and for the University of
London's External Philosophy Program.
I'm also a tutor for the OCR A-level in Critical Thinking, and the AQA A-level in Philosophy.
And I also help students applying to study philosophy at the University of Oxford (PP and PPE)
prepare for the Thinking Skills Assessment (TSA).
My critical thinking and logic tuition combines assignments (textual readings and exercises)
with tutorials using Skype or the phone.
You can follow updates on free philosophy podcasts, videos and articles on my
Facebook,
Twitter,
Google+ and
YouTube pages.
If you require a private online logic tutor
I'd be happy to receive your email:
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Philosophical Logic Tutor
Philosophical logic, as the name implies, is the philosophical study of the central concepts
of logic: truth, meaning, validity, soundness, analyticity, etc.
It also encompasses the study of the varieties of argument: deductive, inductive, abductive,
informal, etc.
My doctoral thesis, at the University of Oxford (graded 'high international standard'),
was in the philosophy of meaning.
I have
taught philosophical logic at the University of Oxford, and for the University
of London External Philosophy Program.
If you require a online philosophical logic tutor, I'd be happy to receive your email:
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Formal Logic Tutor
Formal logic is the study of those formal languages that attempt to capture,
or formalise, our intuitively valid inferences.
The development of formal logic, from Aristotle to the present day, is therefore,
in large part, the development of increasingly more sophisticated formal languages
that capture a wider range of inferences.
I have
taught formal logic at the University of Oxford, and for the University
of London's External Philosophy Program.
I teach Syllogistic Logic,
Propositional Logic
and first-order Predicate Logic.
My thesis for my masters degree in computational linguistics, at the University
of Cambridge, involved a computational implementation of Montague Semantics using
the lambda calculus.
If you're looking for an online formal logic tutor, then I'd be delighted to receive
your enquiry:
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Critical Thinking Tuition
Evaluating arguments is the corner-stone of critical thinking, and yet it
proves to be one of the most difficult subjects for students of critical thinking to master.
Crucially, evaluating arguments is the bread-and-butter activity for any logic tutor; with
arguments being typically evaluated against a range of criteria
(sound/unsound, valid/invalid, demonstrative/non-demonstrative, consistent/inconsistent, etc.).
I
teach the evaluation of argument at the University of Oxford, and for
the External Philosophy Program at the University of London; as well as being a tutor
for the OCR's A-level Critical Thinking and the CIE's A-level Thinking Skills.
(More on critical thinking tuition....)
If you require a private online logic tutor to help you with your
critical thinking or thinking skills course, I'd be happy to receive your email:
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Online Logic Tutor for University Logic and Reasoning Courses
Many undergraduate and postgraduate philosophy courses now either require students,
or strongly advise them, to take a foundation logic course.
As a
part-time logic tutor for the University of Oxford, and for the University of London's
External Philosophy Programme, I am familiar with, and provide logic tuition for, the following courses:
University of Oxford: Introduction to Logic (Mods and Prelims)
University of Oxford: (108) The Philosophy of Logic and Language (NP Prelims/Mods Logic)
University of Oxford: (117) Frege, Russell, and Wittgenstein (NP Prelims/Mods Logic)
University of London: (235P070) Logic
University of London: (235O210) Philosophy of language
University of London: (235O220) The philosophies of Frege, Russell and Wittgenstein
If you would like tuition from an online logic tutor, to help you with your university of college
logic course, then I'd be delighted to receive your email:
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Propositional Logic Tutor
Propositional logic is also known as propositional calculus,
sentential logic or calculus and truth-table logic or calculus.
I base my propositional logic tuition on both Languages of Logic
by Samuel Guttenplan, Blackwell and Logic by Wifrid Hodges, Penguin; the logic
tuition texts favoured by the universities of London and Oxford respectively.
I tutor logic using a combination of logic exercises and short written pieces on
related aspects of philosophical logic such as soundness, validity and proof.
If you would like an online propositional logic tutor to help with your studies,
then please email me:
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History of Logic Tutor
The history of logic and the development of logical languages, from the ancient Greeks to the
present day, is a fascinating topic in its own right.
As a logic tutor I often teach the subject from a historical perspective; using W & M Kneale's
magisterial The Development of Logic.
I find that logic tuition is often improved by learning each logical language as part of a natural
progression; and also, it often helps to be able to make historical connections to other
important, related subjects such as metaphysics, epistemology and the philosophy of language.
If you would like a philosophy or logic tutor to focus more on the history of the subject,
then please email me:
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