Can you recommend a textbook on logic?

harr

I'd like to brush up on some basic thinking skills. Can anyone recommend a textbook on logic, that does not require a STEM background?

It should:

• be written for undergraduate college students with majors like law, politics, history or philosophy
• cover all the basics of logic that would be helpful for students who needs to analyze argumentations in complex or ambiguous texts,
• contain many examples,
• contain many exercises for self-testing,
• be written by a reputable author,
• be supported by reputable references.

Topics should include:

• deduction and induction
• truth value
• propositional logic
• soundness and validity of arguments
• correct and erroneous use of syllogisms
• fallacies like false dichotomy, equivocation or faulty generalization
• rules and fallacies of definition, stipulative and lexical definition
• how to deal with vagueness, ambiguity and probability

My favorite bot recommends:

• Concise Introduction to Logic by Patrick J. Hurley. (goodreads)
• A Concise Introduction to Logic by Craig DeLancey. (open library)

What are your experiences? What textbooks did you read and find helpful? What textbook would you recommend?

Sascha

Deductive Reasoning: Einführung in die Logik by Ansgar Beckermann.
Inductive Reasoning: An Introduction to Probability and Inductive Logic.

This is the foundational starter kit imho.