The Open Logic Project collects teaching materials and resources about logic.

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About Open Logic Project

The Open Logic Project collects teaching materials on mathematical logic for a non-mathematical audience, intended for advanced logic courses as taught in many philosophy departments. Its main product is the Open Logic Text, a collaborative textbook of logic and formal methods that starts at an intermediate level. The materials are published under a CC-BY license, and the LaTeX source code and PDFs can be downloaded. The project is written with configurability in mind, so users are free to change the materials and share their changes.

Key features

  • Downloadable LaTeX source code and PDFs of the text
  • CC-BY license permits modification and redistribution of the materials
  • Written with configurability in mind for adapting to different courses
  • Collaborative development on GitHub, with contributions and feedback welcome
  • Authored and edited by an international team of logicians
  • Starts at an intermediate level for non-mathematical audiences
Best for: Instructors and departments teaching advanced logic courses, especially in philosophy, who want adaptable open teaching materials.
Good for
  • Open CC-BY terms allow users to change and share the materials
  • Collaborative project that accepts contributions and feedback from the community
  • Built for configurability rather than a single fixed edition
Watch out for
  • Material starts at an intermediate level and targets a non-mathematical audience, so it may not suit introductory or mathematically focused courses

Open Logic Project at a glance

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Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Open Logic Project FAQ

Can I modify and share the Open Logic Text?
Yes. The project describes itself as open and free to change in any way, with changes shareable, under a CC-BY license.
How do I get the source code and PDFs?
The Download page explains where and how to get the source code and PDFs of the Open Logic Text.
How can I contribute to the project?
A team works on it using the GitHub platform, and the project welcomes contributions and feedback.
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