I'm looking for a good introduction to second order logic. Any recommendations?
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What's a good introduction to Second Order Logic
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For a book-long introduction to SOL, both philosophical and mathematical, the place to go is:
Stewart Shapiro, Foundations without Foundationalism: A Case for Second Order Logic, Oxford Logic Guides 17, OUP.
For a more concise treatment try the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy article.