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Propositional calculus is the study of [[logic]]al propositions, that is, logical statements that might or might not be true under various interpretations. A good deal of the study concerns how to prove theorems in symbolic logic.
 
Propositional calculus is the study of [[logic]]al propositions, that is, logical statements that might or might not be true under various interpretations. A good deal of the study concerns how to prove theorems in symbolic logic.
 
[[Lewis Carroll]] wrote a book on it for young students.
 
[[Lewis Carroll]] wrote a book on it for young students.
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== Recommended reading ==
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* Bas van Fraassen and J C Beall, "Possibility and Paradox"
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* Geoffrey Hunter, "Metalogic"
    
== See Also ==
 
== See Also ==
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* [[Gottlob Frege]], "Begriffsschrift" and "The Foundations of Arithmetic"
 
* [[Gottlob Frege]], "Begriffsschrift" and "The Foundations of Arithmetic"
 
* [[Bertrand Russell]] and Albert N Whitehead, "Principia Mathematica"
 
* [[Bertrand Russell]] and Albert N Whitehead, "Principia Mathematica"
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* Bas van Fraassen and J C Beall, "Possibility and Paradox"
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* Geoffrey Hunter, "Metalogic"
   
*[[Atheism and logic]]
 
*[[Atheism and logic]]
    
[[Category:Philosophy]]
 
[[Category:Philosophy]]
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