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Table of contents
Reasoning Across Languages
Learn Japanese, formal logic, and Islam as a disciplined foundation for artificial intelligence
Read each section in order. Every title can be opened as a TheoryTrace document.
- Cover1
- Copyright2
- How to read this book3
- Introduction4
- Chapter 1: The Integrated Learning Map5
- Chapter 2: Japanese Sounds, Kana, and Pronunciation6
- Chapter 3: Core Japanese Sentence Structure7
- Chapter 4: Verbs, Adjectives, and Politeness8
- Chapter 5: Kanji, Vocabulary, and Reading Strategy9
- Chapter 6: Reading Japanese Technical and AI Texts10
- Chapter 7: What Logic Studies11
- Chapter 8: Propositional Logic12
- Chapter 9: Predicate Logic13
- Chapter 10: Sets, Relations, Functions, and Structures14
- Chapter 11: Proof, Computation, and Limits15
- Chapter 12: Probability, Uncertainty, and Bayesian Reasoning16
- Chapter 13: Critical Thinking and Argument Analysis17
- Chapter 14: Islam as a Field of Study18
- Chapter 15: The Qur’an, Sunnah, and Interpretation19
- Chapter 16: Islamic Theology and Kalām20
- Chapter 17: Islamic Law and Legal Reasoning21
- Chapter 18: Islamic Philosophy, Science, and Intellectual History22
- Chapter 19: Foundations of Artificial Intelligence23
- Chapter 20: Logic-Based AI and Knowledge Representation24
- Chapter 21: Language, Meaning, and NLP25
- Chapter 22: AI Ethics Through Islamic and Global Frameworks26
- Chapter 23: Research Skills for a Multilingual AI Thinker27
- Chapter 24: Capstone: Build a Responsible AI Knowledge Project28
- Conclusion29