Which Alice?
Which Alice? Which Alice?
PENGUIN BOOKS ALICE IN PUZZLE-LAND Born in New York City, Raymond Smullyan received his M.S. from the University of Chicago and his Ph.D. from Princeton University. He has taught at Dartmouth and Princeton and is currently on the faculty of Lehman College in New York. In addition to being a professor of mathematical logic, he has performed as a professional magician. His other books are Theory of Formal Systems, First-Order Logic, The Tao Is Silent, What Is the Name of This Book?, This Book Needs No Title, The Chess Mysteries of Sherlock Holmes, The Chess Mysteries of the Arabian Knights, and The Lady or the Tiger?. Mr. Smullyan has also contributed to collective works on mathematics and has written for Scientific American and other magazines.
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- Page 18: Introduction Raymond Smullyan is a
- Page 22: ALICE IN PUZZLE-LAND such names as
- Page 28: Which Alice? It all started at Alic
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PENGUIN BOOKS<br />
ALICE IN PUZZLE-LAND<br />
Born in New York City, Raymond Smullyan received his M.S.<br />
from the University of Chicago and his Ph.D. from Princeton<br />
University. He has taught at Dartmouth and Princeton and is<br />
currently on the faculty of Lehman College in New York. In<br />
addition to being a professor of mathematical logic, he has performed<br />
as a professional magician. His other books are Theory<br />
of Formal Systems, First-Order Logic, The Tao Is Silent, What<br />
Is the Name of This Book?, This Book Needs No Title, The<br />
Chess Mysteries of Sherlock Holmes, The Chess Mysteries of the<br />
Arabian Knights, and The Lady or the Tiger?. Mr. Smullyan<br />
has also contributed to collective works on mathematics and has<br />
written for Scientific American and other magazines.
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