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An Introduction to Gödel's Theorems (Cambridge Introductions to Philosophy)
by Peter Smith
from Cambridge University Press

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  For a couple of decades now, students who had completed their first logic class and dabbled in a little bit of metatheory (perhaps soundness and completeness) were forced to avail themselves of Boolos and Jeffrey's (fourth edition with Burgess) "Computability and Logic." Unfortunately, the third edition presented much of the material in too brief a manner, resulting in a big jump from lower level logic to the material covered. The fourth edition is much longer, but no more easier to teach to talented... more info

• An introduction to Gödel's theorems by Peter Smith
  Very rigurous but simultaneously very understandable (...for this kind of theorems that have many technical dificulties is much to say...) I enjoy (very much) to read this book (I took it to the beach during my vacations!.)

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