A new symbolism for the propositional calculus

William Parry · Journal of Symbolic Logic · 1954

This paper reviews various symbolisms for the two-valued propositional calculus, and introduces a new set of signs which embodies the principles of Leśniewski's symbolism, yet resembles better known signs. This type of symbolism, serving as a diagram, may be used either in place of or as auxiliary to the usual symbolisms.

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