[gui-talk] Availability of Braille symbols for Symbolic Logic

[Humberto]

so, where can I get information about this. Is there a specific nemeth 
tutorial that has these symbols? Or, if possible, what are the dot 
combinations for the logical symbols?
I am interested in getting my hands on a chart (or a book) that details the 
logic symbols part of the Nemeth code, if such is available.
thanks
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> In my experience with taking logic courses, all logic symbols accept the 
> "not" symbol are integrated into Nemeth.
>
> This has caused some confusion for example, Duxbury translates the "not" 
> to the   "asterisk" dots 4-3456.
> THis in turn leads some transcribers to take this as the logica not symbol 
> which it is not. Not sure why the logical not was left out.
> Is that enough "nots?"
>
> -Kevin
>
> On Apr 30, 2014, at 8:03 PM, Humberto <humbertoa5369 at netzero.net> wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>> It's been a while since I've posted to one of more of these lists. but, 
>> I'm taking an intro to Symbolic Logic course at my college this spring 
>> quarter and I need some input.
>> Does anyone around on this list know of, or have heard about braille 
>> equivalents for symbols used in logic, just like there are braille 
>> symbols for Math (nemeth code)? If there is such a code for symbolic 
>> logic, where can I learn about it or where can I start getting 
>> information about it?
>> Alternatively, are logic symbols integrated into the Nemeth code system? 
>> Or is logic separate from the nemeth (math) part? If so, what is that 
>> Braille code called?
>> Any help is appreciated.
>> Sincerely,
>> Humberto
>>
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