Propositional Logic Syntax and Structure

In this video on #Logic / #PhilosophicalLogic we take a look at the requirements of well-formed formulas (wffs) in propositional logic and how to draw syntactic trees for wffs. Then we do some practice questions.

0:00 [Intro]
0:16 [Syntax of PL]
2:10 [Wffs]
4:36 [Example of a Wff #1]
6:56 [Example of a Wff #2]
10:23 [Which of the following are wffs?]

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