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... signified or expressed by the word man . The concepts ' metal , ' ' flower , ' ' animal , ' ' horse , ' that is , both the aggregates of attri- butes , and the ideas corresponding to them , are expressed by those words , respectively ...
... signified or expressed by the word man . The concepts ' metal , ' ' flower , ' ' animal , ' ' horse , ' that is , both the aggregates of attri- butes , and the ideas corresponding to them , are expressed by those words , respectively ...
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... signified by it . For this reason , all the principles are here placed in the Introduction before the first part of Logic treating of Terms or Concepts . Hamilton calls the first three principles the ' fundamental laws of thought ...
... signified by it . For this reason , all the principles are here placed in the Introduction before the first part of Logic treating of Terms or Concepts . Hamilton calls the first three principles the ' fundamental laws of thought ...
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... signifying mental things or substances , while the words ' gold , ' ' silver , ' ' mineral , ' ' copper , ' & c . , are names standing for material things ; the words ' sensation , ' ' pleasure , ' ' pain , ' ' per- ception ...
... signifying mental things or substances , while the words ' gold , ' ' silver , ' ' mineral , ' ' copper , ' & c . , are names standing for material things ; the words ' sensation , ' ' pleasure , ' ' pain , ' ' per- ception ...
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... signified or expressed in lan- guage by a word , or combination of words , called a name or term . ' It may be symbolized by any sign whatever . For example , any letter of the alphabet , or any other sign , may be made to stand for any ...
... signified or expressed in lan- guage by a word , or combination of words , called a name or term . ' It may be symbolized by any sign whatever . For example , any letter of the alphabet , or any other sign , may be made to stand for any ...
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... signifying each an individual thing or object of thought . A general term is a name of each of two or more individual things , that is , a name which is applicable , in the same sense , to each of an indefinite number of things . For ...
... signifying each an individual thing or object of thought . A general term is a name of each of two or more individual things , that is , a name which is applicable , in the same sense , to each of an indefinite number of things . For ...
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A Text-book of Deductive Logic: For the Use of Students P. K. Ray,Prasanna K. Ray Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1886 |
A Text-book of Deductive Logic: For the Use of Students P. K. Ray,Prasanna K. Ray Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1886 |
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abstract terms accidens affirmed or denied animal antecedent applicable assertory attri attribute connoted axioms belong called categorical propositions categorical syllogism circle co-existence collection of attributes College concepts concrete consists contrapositive converse copula corresponding Deductive Logic definition differentia disjunctive proposition Edited elements example excluded existence expressed fallacy false falsity figure former genus given proposition gives rise Hamilton heat hypothetical proposition immediate inference implies individual thing Inductive Inductive Reasoning judgment latter laws of thought logicians major premiss many-worded material bodies meaning men are mortal metals middle term Mill's minor mortal negative not-A not-B not-P objects of thought obverse particular phenomena phenomenon possessed predicate principles probability quantity rational reasoning regarded relation represented rules signified Similarly singular sition species subalternation subcontrary subject and predicate substance syllogistic Theory of Predication things denoted third triangle true truth Ueberweg universal universal propositions valid moods violated by inferring words
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