Certainly in their talk they give evidence of having the materials ready to hand. Philosopher-editors, being accessories to the publication of much that by their lights is unlikely to be true, maybe even a thing or two that is just confused, are readier to make a list. It may be a cri de coeur . Here is mine.
Philosophy is one subject in which formal logic is fundamental .
This book is a proof that philosophy is a family of subjects, indeed an unruly one. In that family, as the book also demonstrates, formal logic is neither father nor even elder brother. Do not neglect, either, 'If Edinburgh is in California, then Aristotle was a photographer'. Our own conscious thoughts and feelings are not different from electrochemical events in our brains. They are nothing but electrochemical events which are causally or logically related to certain other things, notably what is called input and output .