Deductive and Inductive Logic

abstract terms affirmative amongst animals antecedent application argument Aristotle ascertain assertion bodies called canon cause CHAPTER characters circumstances classification collective term common term conclusion Concomitant Variations conjunctive connexion connotation consequently copula deductive deductive reasoning defined definition denied denoted Dicotyledones differentia disjunctive disjunctive proposition disjunctive syllogism distinct distinguish division effect employed example experience express fact fallacy genera genus gism heat Hence human hypothesis individual inductive inductive inference Inductive Logic instances invariably Jevons latter laws logicians major premiss means Method of Agreement Method of Concomitant Method of Difference Mill Mill's Logic Mill's Methods moods negative Novum Organum object observed particular phenomena phenomenon plane triangle plants predicate present probably proposition reasoning rectilineal figures regarded relation result rules scientific sepals simply species stamens student subaltern suppose syllogism temperature theory three-sided tion true truth Uniformity of Nature valid Whewell word