1.1. The logistic method. Church's writings on philosophical matters ex-hibit an unwavering commitment to what he called the “logistic method”. 3 The term did not catch on and now one would just speak of “formalization”. The use of these ideas is now so common and familiar among logicians [Book Review]

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