1. Introduction
Part I. “Primitives” and Civilized Men
Chapter 2. Decolonizing “Natural Logic”
Chapter 3. Natural Logic, Anthropological Antilogies, and Savage Thought in the 19th Century
Chapter 4. Referring to Logical Skills to Assess the Rationality of an Ethnic Group: The Zande Case in the History of the Social Sciences
Chapter 5. “Some Stages of Logical Thought”: From Native Certainties to Acquired Doubts
Part II. Educated and Disabled Men
Chapter 6. The Rise of Logical Skills and the 13th Century Origins of the “Logical Man”
Chapter 7. Anti-dialecticians in the Middle Ages: Historiographic Myth or Reality?
Chapter 8. Illogical Thinking: Problems Concerning Medieval Notions of “Idiocy” and “Rationality”
Chapter 9. Natural Logic and the Course of Time: From Theology to Developmental Psychology
Index
