Mary Everest Boole 
Logic Taught by Love 
Exploring the heart of logic through love and philosophy

In ‘Logic Taught by Love’ by Mary Everest Boole, the author explores the fundamental principles of logic through a unique lens – that of love. Boole uses a mix of philosophical inquiry and emotional intelligence to present complex logical concepts in a simple and relatable manner. The book follows a structured approach, introducing readers to syllogisms, reasoning, and logical fallacies while emphasizing the importance of empathy and compassion in the pursuit of truth. Boole’s writing style is engaging, making this book accessible to both scholars and the general reader interested in logic and its applications in everyday life. Published in 1905, ‘Logic Taught by Love’ stands as a timeless piece of literature that continues to inspire readers to approach logic with a heart-centered mindset. Mary Everest Boole, a mathematician and educator, was known for her groundbreaking work in the field of mathematical logic. It is her unique background that likely influenced her to write a book that marries logic with love. I highly recommend ‘Logic Taught by Love’ to anyone interested in expanding their understanding of logic and the role that emotions play in rational thinking.