Sequenced. Precise.

Elegant. Clear.

Hurley’s A Concise Introduction to Logic, 11th Edition

How to Make an Origami Crane

Make your own origami crane using these instructions and the perforated
sheet of paper included in your book.

1. Start with a square piece
of paper, colored side up.
Fold in half and open. Then
fold in half the other way.
2. Turn the paper over to the
white side.
Fold the paper in half, crease
well and open, and then fold
again in the other direction.
3. Using the creases you have made, bring the top 3
corners of the model down to the bottom corner.
Flatten model.

The iconic red

About the Cover
crane on the
cover of this new edition of Hurley’s, 4. Fold top triangular 5. Fold top of model 6. Open the uppermost flap of the model, bringing it upwards
flaps into the downwards, crease and pressing the sides of the model inwards at the same time.
A Concise Introduction to Logic center and unfold. well and unfold. Flatten down, creasing well.
symbolizes the qualities that make it
the most successful logic text on the
market. We have chosen origami to
symbolize this text’s careful sequencing,
precision, elegance, and clarity.
Couple an icon steeped in tradition
with a clean, modern design, and you
will quickly get a sense of the qualities
that make this new edition of Hurley the 7. Turn model over 8. Fold top flaps into 9. Repeat on other side. 10. Fold both ‘legs’ of 11. Inside Reverse
and repeat Steps 4-6 the center. model up, crease Fold the “legs”
best yet. Along with instructions, each on the other side. very well, then along the creases
unfold. you just made.
new text includes a sheet of red paper
so that you can bring the cover to life.
This exercise serves as a metaphor
for the process of learning logic. It is
challenging, requires practice, but can Finished Crane.
be fun. Ideas for other ways to create
your own origami can be found at 12. Inside Reverse Fold one side to make a
head, then fold down the wings.
www.origami-resource-center.com.

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