Logic of the Talmud (Translated)

Contains all the ways of understanding and reflection to make it easier to grasp the ways of the Talmud, and the foundations of controversy in an abridged form; written and arranged by the elevated sage and distinguished teacher, Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto O.B.M.

The book is made of Aristotelian Logic and Ramist (Peter Ramus, 1515-1572) methodology applied to the Talmud. It has a Preamble with biographical and conceptual elements. An Introduction in Dichotomies containing a plan of the book and diagrams. There is an Appendix at the end with exercices which make the book a practical tool.