Logics. 2nd edition, stereotypical. Kizvetter I.

Johann Gottfried Kizvetter (1766-1819)-a German logician and philosopher, a popularizer of the teachings of Immanuel Kant. He studied at the university in Galla, then in Königsberg; For about a year he listened to Kant's lectures, becoming one of his closest friends. In1789 he moved to Berlin, where he was a teacher of the children of the king of Prussia, and after the teacher of logic. The scientific paths of I. Kizvetter dispersed from Kant after in 1791 the book of Kisevetter was printed “The Fundamentals of Pure General Logic, set out from Kantian positions”, which Kant regarded as plagiarism. The logic textbook I. Kizvetter for schools was widely used in Russia - even L. N. Tolstoy in the story “The Death of Ivan Ilyich” gives an example of syllogism with reference to this book.