Includes bibliographical references

I. Logic as a science (I) -- II. Logic as a science (II) -- Part I. The logic of concepts -- I. Concepts and abstraction -- II. The university of concepts and the singularity of real beings -- III. Language as the expression of thought -- IV. The analogical meaning of concepts -- V. Predicables, the logical modes of the universals -- VI. Definition, division and opposition of concepts -- Part II. The logic of the proposition -- I. The proposition in general -- II. Kinds of propositions -- Part III. The logic of reasoning -- I. General characteristics of reasoning -- II. Analysis of reasoning: the syllogism -- III. Induction -- IV. Fallacies -- Part IV. Scientific knowledge -- I. Nature and object of scientific knowledge -- II. Philosophy and the particular sciences -- III. Order of the sciences -- IV. The scientific method -- V. The principles of scientific knowdge.

Sanguineti, J. J. (2006). Logic: the basic aspects. Sinag-tala Publishers.